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Regulation Of Isopentenoid Metabolism
Regulation Of Isopentenoid Metabolism

By F R. Taylor, Richard F. Taylor, M. Ceruti, L. Le Jeune, Glenn W. Patterson, Norman D. Lees, Cornelia Förster, H. Vanden Bossche, Katrina Cornish, Harry Rudney, Eric M. Gordon, Edward J. Parish, Arun K. Gupta, H. Verhoeven, F VIOLA, Mark Gijzen, Michael J. Sofia, James A. Svoboda, W. David Nes, E. I. Mercer, James M. Trzaskos, B Therese Kinsella, Stephen R. Parker, Efraim Lewinsohn, Rodney B. Croteau, H. C. Rilling, L. M. Leining, E. Bruenger, D. Lever, W. W. Epstein, William A. Maltese, Kathleen M. Sheridan, Scott A. Biller, Jeffrey W. Abt, Barbara DeLange, John K. Dickson, Thomas Harrity, David R. Magnin, Joseph Marretta, Lois C. Rich, Carl P. Ciosek, Leah L. Frye, Deborah A. Leonard, L. Cattel, G. Balliano, Neil S. Ryder, Anton Stuetz, Peter Nussbaumer, David J. Chitwood, P. Marichal, M-C. Coene, G. Willemsens, W. Cools, Beth A. Arthington, Martin Bard

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x, 270 pages : 24 cm Includes bibliographical references and index Biosynthesis and utilization of isoprenoids : overview of research directions / James M. Trzaskos -- Regulation of monoterpene bio...

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Regulation Of Isopentenoid Metabolism : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Agricultural And Food Chemistry At The 201st National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April 14-19, 1991
Regulation Of Isopentenoid Metabolism : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Agricultural And Food Chemistry At The 201st National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April 14-19, 1991

By F R. Taylor, Richard F. Taylor, M. Ceruti, L. Le Jeune, Glenn W. Patterson, Norman D. Lees, Cornelia Förster, H. Vanden Bossche, Katrina Cornish, Harry Rudney, Eric M. Gordon, Edward J. Parish, Arun K. Gupta, H. Verhoeven, F VIOLA, Mark Gijzen, Michael J. Sofia, James A. Svoboda, W. David Nes, E. I. Mercer, James M. Trzaskos, B Therese Kinsella, Stephen R. Parker, Efraim Lewinsohn, Rodney B. Croteau, H. C. Rilling, L. M. Leining, E. Bruenger, D. Lever, W. W. Epstein, William A. Maltese, Kathleen M. Sheridan, Scott A. Biller, Jeffrey W. Abt, Barbara DeLange, John K. Dickson, Thomas Harrity, David R. Magnin, Joseph Marretta, Lois C. Rich, Carl P. Ciosek, Leah L. Frye, Deborah A. Leonard, L. Cattel, G. Balliano, Neil S. Ryder, Anton Stuetz, Peter Nussbaumer, David J. Chitwood, P. Marichal, M-C. Coene, G. Willemsens, W. Cools, Beth A. Arthington, Martin Bard

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x, 270 pages : 24 cm Includes bibliographical references and index Biosynthesis and utilization of isoprenoids : overview of research directions / James M. Trzaskos -- Regulation of monoterpene bio...

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