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SBE Supplement: Biochemical Engineering (Full 20-page Supplement)

November
2013
Noubar Afeyan, Dr. Wei-Shou Hu, James Swartz

SBE Update; Biochemical Engineering over Half a Century; Cell-Free Bioprocessing; A Fertile Discipline for Entrepreneuring

 

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SBE Supplement: Biochemical Engineering (Full 20-page Supplement)

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