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Table 1. Characteristics of growth of lactic acid bacteria in sourdoughs.
Figure 1. A-PAGE of the fermented wheat flour samples (0-reference, numbers of the bacteria used according to the tables).
Food and Agricultural Immunology
Volume 20, 2009 - Issue 2
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