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. 1953 Jan;65(1):1–9. doi: 10.1128/jb.65.1.1-9.1953

FORMATION OF ESTERS BY YEAST I.

The Production of Ethyl Acetate by Standing Surface Cultures of Hansenula Anomala

Joseph Tabachnick a,1, M A Joslyn a
PMCID: PMC169451  PMID: 13022622

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