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[Metabolic physiological studies on green algae containing hydrogenase. II. Dark reduction of nitrate and nitrite with molecular hydrogen].

Stoffwechselphysiologische Untersuchungen an Hydrogenase enthaltenden Grünalgen. II. Dunkel-Reduktion von Nitrat und Nitrit mit molekularem Wasserstoff.

Archiv fur Mikrobiologie ·Vol. 27 ·No. 2 ·1957-00-00 ·Pages 166-81

KESSLER E

Abstract

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Keywords
ALGAE/metabolism NITRATES/metabolism NITRITES/metabolism
MeSH Terms
Chlorophyta Eukaryota/metabolism Hydrogen Hydrogenase Nitrates/metabolism Nitrites/metabolism Oxidoreductases Plants
Chemicals
Nitrates Nitrites Hydrogen Oxidoreductases uptake hydrogenase Hydrogenase
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KESSLER E
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Article Info
Journal
Archiv fur Mikrobiologie
Abbr.
Arch Mikrobiol
ISSN
0003-9276
Published
1957-00-00
Pages
166-81
Language
ger
Region
Germany
NLM ID
0411220
Subset
OM
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