[Hydrogen activation and chemo-autotrophy in Actinomycetes].

Archiv fur Mikrobiologie ·Vol. 39 ·1961-00-00 ·Pages 360-73

HIRSCH P

Abstract

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Keywords

ACTINOMYCETES/metabolism CARBON DIOXIDE/metabolism DEHYDROGENASES/metabolism HYDROGEN/metabolism

MeSH Terms

Actinobacteria/metabolism Actinomyces Carbon Cycle Carbon Dioxide/metabolism Chemoautotrophic Growth Hydrogen/metabolism Oxidoreductases/metabolism

Chemicals

Carbon Dioxide Hydrogen Oxidoreductases

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HIRSCH P

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Article Info

Journal

Archiv fur Mikrobiologie

Abbr.

Arch Mikrobiol

ISSN

0003-9276

Published

1961-00-00

Pages

360-73

Language

ger

Region

Germany

NLM ID

0411220

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