Comparative Evaluation of Recombinant Protein Production in Different Biofactories: The Green Perspective
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Mario Pezzotti | Matilde Merlin | M. Pezzotti | S. Capaldi | Linda Avesani | L. Avesani | Elisa Gecchele | Stefano Capaldi | Elisa Gecchele | Matilde Merlin
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