Structure/function relationship investigations of glycoside hydrolase family 42 from probiotics: towards an understanding of β-galactoside metabolism in selected human gut microbiota members

Alexander Holm Viborg

Structure/function relationship investigations of glycoside hydrolase family 42 from probiotics: towards an understanding of β-galactoside metabolism in selected human gut microbiota members

Alexander Holm Viborg

Research output: Book/Report › Ph.D. thesis

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Original language	English

Publisher	Technical University of Denmark
Number of pages	151
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Structure/function relationship investigations of glycoside hydrolases in families GH31, 42 og 43 in
Viborg, A. H. (PhD Student), Svensson, B. (Main Supervisor), Hachem, M. A. (Supervisor), Jacobsen, S. (Supervisor), Hägglund, P. (Examiner), Moracci, M. (Examiner) & Stougaard, P. (Examiner)
Centerfinansieret
01/11/2010 → 26/05/2014
Project: PhD

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