Hochschulschrift
Die cyanobakterielle Salzanpassung und Akkumulation von compatible solutes im Kontext der biotechnologischen Nutzung
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Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Frankfurt am Main
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30 cm
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100, V Blätter
- Language
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Deutsch
- Notes
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Universität Rostock, Dissertation, 2019
- Classification
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Technische Chemie
- Keyword
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Nutzung
Kompatible Solute
Saccharose
Synechocystis
Cyanobakterien
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Time of origin
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Unusual deprivation of compatible solutes in Acinetobacter baumannii
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