Effect of enzyme location on activity and stability of trypsin and urease immobilized on porous memb

Effect of enzyme location on activity and stability of trypsin and urease immobilized on porous memb
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10.1016/j.memsci.2010.08.042
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2010-12
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Fuel and Energy Abstracts
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S. Guedidi;Yilmaz Yurekli;A. Deratani;P. Déjardin;C. Innocent;S. A. Altinkaya;S. Roudesli;A. Yemenicioğlu
S. Guedidi;Yilmaz Yurekli;A. Deratani;P. Déjardin;C. Innocent;S. A. Altinkaya;S. Roudesli;A. Yemenicioğlu
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S. Guedidi;Yilmaz Yurekli;A. Deratani;P. Déjardin;C. Innocent;S. A. Altinkaya;S. Roudesli;A. Yemenicioğlu

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