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Publications by Cam-Ha Dang-Thi
Sources for Isolation of Extracellular Polymeric Substances (EPSs) Producing Bacterial Strains Which Are Capable of Using Wastewater Sludge as Solo Substrate
Environmental Technology (United Kingdom)
Waste Management
Disposal
Environmental Chemistry
Medicine
Water Science
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Thermotolerant Yeasts Capable of Producing Bioethanol: Isolation From Natural Fermented Sources, Identification and Characterization
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Isolation of Bacteria Capable of Producing Alginate-Degrading Enzyme From Natural Environment.
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