GROWTH AND HYDROGENASE ACTIVITY OF A NEW BACTERIUM, HYDROGENOMONAS FACILIS
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Summary
Some cultural characteristics of a new autotrophic hydrogen bacterium are reported and its highly active hydrogenase is described to further the understanding of how CO2 is assimilated in photosynthesis.
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- 1952-01-01
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- Utilization of molecular hydrogen by bacteria.
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- BACTERIAL DESOXYPENTOSE NUCLEIC ACIDS OF UNUSUAL COMPOSITION
- The comparative biochemistry of photosynthesis.
- Comparative biochemistry.
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