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The Mechanism of Propionic Acid Formation by Veillonella gazogenes

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Published1951
Citations111
References22

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1940 • 514 citations

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1937 • 318 citations

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1947 • 88 citations

Isolation of a Bacterium, Producing Propionic Acid, from the Rumen of Sheep

1951 • 82 citations

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1941 • 76 citations

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1940 • 68 citations

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1940 • 59 citations

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1941 • 58 citations

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1937 • 57 citations

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1943 • 55 citations

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1931 • 54 citations

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1944 • 48 citations

THE FIXATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN OXALACETATE BY PIGEON LIVER

1946 • 46 citations

CO 2 Assimilation by Proprionic Acid Bacteria Studied by the Use of Radioactive Carbon

1940 • 41 citations

The effect of CO2 on the production of succinic acid by Bact. coli commune

1938 • 40 citations

Biological synthesis of oxaloacetic acid from pyruvic acid and carbon dioxide

1941 • 34 citations

Reliability of Reactions Used to Locate Assimilated Carbon in Propionic Acid1

1941 • 20 citations

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1941 • 18 citations

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1948 • 11 citations

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1942 • 9 citations

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