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Characterization of a hypothetical protein YVRE from Bacillus substilis indicates its key role as glucono-lactonase in pentose phophate pathway and glucose metabolism

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Reshma, S V. Nitish Sathyanarayanan. Nagendra, H G

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JNBT17-1442

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Bioinformation (2017) 13(12), 430-438 Characterization of a hypothetical protein YVRE from Bacillus substilis indicates its key role as glucono-lactonase in pentose phophate pathway and glucose metabolism S.V. Reshma1, Nitish Sathyanarayanan2, 3, H.G. Nagendra2

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