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A General Cation Carrier in the Yeast Cell Wall: The General Carrier and its Amount per kgm. Yeast

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CONWAY, E., DUGGAN, P. A General Cation Carrier in the Yeast Cell Wall: The General Carrier and its Amount per kgm. Yeast. Nature 178, 1043–1044 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1038/1781043a0

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