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. 1955 Jul;3(4):247–248. doi: 10.1128/am.3.4.247-248.1955

The Sterol Content of Fungi

I. Methods for Disrupting Cells, Extracting and Determining Sterols

R J Kieber ^1,¹, W J Payne ¹, G S Appleton ¹

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