Управляемое культивирование пурпурных бактерий в изучении метаболизма водорода и азотфиксации
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Таким образом, в результате наших исследований проведена оценка возможности использования фототрофных бактерий в практических целях. Исследованы системы биологического преобразования солнечной энергии в энергию молекулярного водорода. На основе сравнительного анализа сделано заключение о перспективности использования иммобилизованных на пористом стекле пурпурных бактерий в системах очистки… Читать ещё >
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