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. 1961 Apr;81(4):557–563. doi: 10.1128/jb.81.4.557-563.1961

RESPIRATORY CHAIN OF STREPTOMYCES1

Donald J Niederpruem a,2, David P Hackett a
PMCID: PMC279051  PMID: 13728927

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