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Biotransformations of paralytic shellfish toxins by bacteria isolated from bivalve molluscs

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Biotransformations of paralytic shellfish toxins by bacteria isolated from bivalve molluscs (English)

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E A Smith

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F Grant

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C M Ferguson

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S Gallacher

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May 2001

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Applied and Environmental Microbiology

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67

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5

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2345-53

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Biotransformations of paralytic shellfish toxins by bacteria isolated from bivalve molluscs

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