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Definitive Alkene Identification Needed for in Vitro Studies with Ole (Olefin Biosynthesis) Proteins
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Jay D Keasling
University of California, Berkeley
Definitive Alkene Identification Needed for in Vitro Studies with Ole (Olefin Biosynthesis) Proteins
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2011
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Harry R. Beller
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Ee-Been Goh
Jay D Keasling
University of California, Berkeley
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