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. 1959 Dec;78(6):778–787. doi: 10.1128/jb.78.6.778-787.1959

INTRACELLULAR LOCATION OF CAROTENOID PIGMENTS AND SOME RESPIRATORY ENZYMES IN SARCINA LUTEA1

Micheline M Mathews a,2, W R Sistrom b
PMCID: PMC290632  PMID: 14422278

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