. 1960 Jun:235:1599-602.

Coupling of oxidation of substrates to reductive biosyntheses. VI. Studies with glycerol-2-D

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H D HOBERMAN et al. J Biol Chem. 1960 Jun.

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. 1960 Jun:235:1599-602.

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