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Industrial Enzymes

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Industrial Enzymes

Industrial Enzymes

Royal Society
February 1985
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9780521304719
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    Developments in industrial and diagnostic enzyme technology highlight one of the major potential impacts of biotechnology. This book serves as a reference source for the current state of the art and illustrates potential developments for the future.

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    February 1985
    Hardback
    9780521304719
    200 pages
    297 × 210 mm
    0.788kg
    This item is not available from Cambridge University Press. Please contact The Royal Society to purchase in your region.

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