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. 1957 Feb;73(2):148–153. doi: 10.1128/jb.73.2.148-153.1957

METABOLISM OF LIPIDS AND LIPID DERIVATIVES BY A SOIL ACTINOMYCETE1

Lionel M Adelson a, Albert Schatz a, Gilbert S Trelawny a
PMCID: PMC289767  PMID: 13416162

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