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The Impact Of Chemistry On Biotechnology: Multidisciplinary Discussions
The Impact Of Chemistry On Biotechnology: Multidisciplinary Discussions

By Jan Leemans, A. A. Antonopoulos, Phillip C. Wankat, P. Hall, Marshall Phillips, Raphael M Ottenbrite, Ronald A. Rader, Peter Hall, Jerry L. Jones, P.Y.K Cheung, James N. Seiber, Gary Stacey, David E. Reed, Paul Schimmel, David A. Tirrell, L EVANS, Darrell T. Liu, Anthony R. Cashmore, Martin Nash, John B. Landis, Frederick Gates, Leroy Hood, Peter S. Carlson, C. L. Cooney, Ralph W. F. Hardy, Henry A. Havel, M. Barrera, Enno Krebbers, Neil Goldman, Michael R. Ladisch, Et Al Phillips Marshal, ROGER D. MIDDLEKAUFF, SHARON P. SHOEMAKER, Jonathan J. MacQuitty, Randall W. Swartz, D. Petrides, E. G. Wene, Andrew J. S. Jones, T. R. Shieh, S. J. Gee, B. D. Hammock, Philip E. Sonnet, Prakash S. Masurekar, Donald W. De Jong, Michael P. Timko, Lydia Herdies, Eleonor De Almeida, T. J. Orton, A. A. Reilley, W. S. Fong, S. Cometta, Mark C. Segal

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The Impact Of Chemistry On Biotechnology : Multidisciplinary Discussions : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Biotechnology Secretariat At The 192nd Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Anaheim, California, September 7-12, 1986
The Impact Of Chemistry On Biotechnology : Multidisciplinary Discussions : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Biotechnology Secretariat At The 192nd Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Anaheim, California, September 7-12, 1986

By Jan Leemans, A. A. Antonopoulos, Phillip C. Wankat, P. Hall, Marshall Phillips, Raphael M Ottenbrite, Ronald A. Rader, Peter Hall, Jerry L. Jones, P.Y.K Cheung, James N. Seiber, Gary Stacey, David E. Reed, Paul Schimmel, David A. Tirrell, L EVANS, Darrell T. Liu, Anthony R. Cashmore, Martin Nash, John B. Landis, Frederick Gates, Leroy Hood, Peter S. Carlson, C. L. Cooney, Ralph W. F. Hardy, Henry A. Havel, M. Barrera, Enno Krebbers, Neil Goldman, Michael R. Ladisch, ROGER D. MIDDLEKAUFF, SHARON P. SHOEMAKER, Jonathan J. MacQuitty, Randall W. Swartz, D. Petrides, E. G. Wene, Andrew J. S. Jones, T. R. Shieh, S. J. Gee, B. D. Hammock, Philip E. Sonnet, Prakash S. Masurekar, Donald W. De Jong, Michael P. Timko, Lydia Herdies, Eleonor De Almeida, T. J. Orton, A. A. Reilley, W. S. Fong, S. Cometta, Mark C. Segal

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