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Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches. / Kimura, S.; Coupland, K.; Hallberg, K.B. et al.
2004. 1057-1065 Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution.

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Kimura, S, Coupland, K, Hallberg, KB, Johnson, DB, Tsezos, M (ed.), Hatzikioseyian, A (ed.) & Remoudaki, E (ed.) 2004, 'Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches.', Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution, 1/01/04 pp. 1057-1065.

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Kimura, S., Coupland, K., Hallberg, K. B., Johnson, D. B., Tsezos, M. (Ed.), Hatzikioseyian, A. (Ed.), & Remoudaki, E. (Ed.) (2004). Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches.. 1057-1065. Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution.

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Kimura S, Coupland K, Hallberg KB, Johnson DB, Tsezos M, Hatzikioseyian A, Remoudaki E, ed. 2004. Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches. Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution.

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Kimura, S. et al. Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches.. Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution, 01 Jan 2004, Paper, 2004.

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Kimura S, Coupland K, Hallberg KB, Johnson DB, Tsezos M, (ed.), Hatzikioseyian A, (ed.) et al.. Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches.. 2004. Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution.

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Kimura, S. ; Coupland, K. ; Hallberg, K.B. et al. / Composition of biofilm communities in acidic mine waters as revealed by combined cultivation and biomolecular approaches. Paper presented at Biohydrometallurgy; a sustainable technology in evolution.

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