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Primary photochemistry and electron transport in Rhodospirillum rubrum

Loach et al., 1968

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10742484923730563813
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Loach P
Sekura D
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Biochemistry

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Materials and Methods R. rubrum was grown, harvested, and subjected to fractionation procedures for the preparation of chroma-tophore fractions as described previously (Loach et al., 1963). A representative sample of the preparations used in our studies is shown in …
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