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New Classification System for Oxygenase Components Involved in Ring-Hydroxylating Oxygenations

Jeong-Won NAMBiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
,
Hideaki NOJIRIBiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
,
Takako YOSHIDABiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
,
Hiroshi HABEBiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
,
Hisakazu YAMANEBiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
&
Toshio OMORIBiotechnology Research Center, The University of Tokyo
Pages 254-263 | Received 06 Jun 2000, Accepted 17 Oct 2000, Published online: 22 May 2014

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