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TRENDS IN HIGH PRESSURE

BIOSCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

TRENDS IN HIGH PRESSURE

BIOSCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

The illustration on the cover is of an ear of ripened rice and was drawn by

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Progress in Biotechnology 19

TRENDS IN

HIGH PRESSURE BIOSCIENCE

AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

Proceedings First International Conference on High Pressure Bioscience

and Biotechnology (HPBB- 2000), 26-30 November 2000, Kyoto, Japan

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