Mark D. Bednarski Books

Enzymes In Carbohydrate Synthesis

By Daniel Gygax, Robert Schneider, H. Kondo, Joachim Thiem, C. H. Wong, George M. Whitesides, Peter Stangier, H. Nakajima, Uri Zehavi, Ole Hindsgaul, Eric J. Toone, Eric G. Berger, Mark D. Bednarski, ETHAN S. SIMON, Kanwal J. Kaur, Uday B. Gokhale, Geeta Srivastava, Gordon Alton, Monica M. Palcic, K. G. I. Nilsson, Mario Hammel, Hiltrud Stierlin, Adam W. Mazur, R. Tsurutani, M. Dombou, I. Tomioka, K. Tomita

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Not only assessing the past, present, and future uses of enzymes to synthesize carbohydrates, this volume also illustrates the significance of carbohydrate chemistry and describes how the combinati...

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