Production and characterisation of extracellular peroxidases from thermophilic streptomycetes.

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Publication

Contributors

Iqbal M, Mercer D, McCarthy A J, Miller P G G

Year

1993

Journal

Plant Peroxidases : Biochemistry and Physiology. III International Symposium (edited by K.G. Welinder, S.K. Rasmussen, C. Penel and H. Greppin. University of Geneva)

Pages

97-102

Researchers

Prof Munir Iqbal

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