Assessment of composition and toxicity for plants of gases produced during physicochemical processing of human exometabolites as applied to biotechnical life support systems

Tikhomirov, Alexander A.; Kudenko, Yu.A.; Дегерменджи, А. Г.; Trifonov, Sergey V.; Сутормина, Е. Ф.; Ivanova, Yu. A.

doi:10.1134/s1607672911060032

Dokl Biochem Biophys

2011

DOI: 10.1134/s1607672911060032

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Assessment of composition and toxicity for plants of gases produced during physicochemical processing of human exometabolites as applied to biotechnical life support systems

Alexander A. Tikhomirov

Yu.A. Kudenko

А. Г. Дегерменджи

et al.

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Assessment of composition and toxicity for plants of gases produced during physicochemical processing of human exometabolites as applied to biotechnical life support systems

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