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Euglenoid Paramylon: Diversity and Medicinal Applications

E. Bellairs, Anna Kirsten Monfils

Center for Geographic Information Science (GIS)
Institute for Great Lakes Research (IGLR)
Biology
Microscopy Facility
Earth and Ecosystem Science

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Original language	English
State	Published - 2007

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Bellairs, E., & Monfils, A. K. (2007). Euglenoid Paramylon: Diversity and Medicinal Applications.

Bellairs, E. ; Monfils, Anna Kirsten. / Euglenoid Paramylon: Diversity and Medicinal Applications. 2007.

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