Perturbation Experiments: Approaches for Metabolic Pathway Analysis in Bioreactors.

Perturbation Experiments: Approaches for Metabolic Pathway Analysis in Bioreactors.
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10.1007/10_2015_326
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2015-12
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Advances in biochemical engineering/biotechnology
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Michael Weiner;Julia Tröndle;C. Albermann;G. Sprenger;D. Weuster‐Botz
Michael Weiner;Julia Tröndle;C. Albermann;G. Sprenger;D. Weuster‐Botz
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Michael Weiner;Julia Tröndle;C. Albermann;G. Sprenger;D. Weuster‐Botz

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