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Inorganic compounds of sulphur are widely found in living organisms, and are involved in steroid metabolism, diseases of the central nervous system, soil fertility, and the evolution of life. The importance of sulphur biochemistry, when this book was first published in 1970, had, however, only... read more
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- Peck
- Dodgson & Spencer
- Roy
- D. Desulfuricans
- Postgate
- Ishimoto
- Rittenberg
- Westley
- Starkey
- E. Coli
- Smith
- Asada
- Sorbo
- Harada
- Koh
- Takahashi
- Wilson
- Milhaud
- Villarejo
- Adair
- Ellis
- Adams
- Pollard
- Davis
- Pasternak
- Charles & Suzuki
- Yoshimoto
- Kelly
- Miller
- Santer
- Le John
- Bandurski
- Tamura
- Wainer
- Van Niel
- Burkhardt
- Roberts
- Nakamura & Sato
- Baum
- Szczepkowski
Setting & Locations edit
- London
- Chromatium
- Salmonella
- Hempfling
- Charonia
- Austin
- Desulfovibrio
- Neurospora
- Umbreit
- Beijerinck
- Freney
Authors & Contributors edit
- Ashit Baran Roy (Author)
- P. A. Trudinger
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- Dewey: 572
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