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Studies on Metabolic Enzymes and their Kinetic characteristics associated with productive traits in silkworm genetic resources /

By: Sujatha, RContributor(s): C.K.Kamble [Guide]Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Description: 170 p. : ill. ; 32 cmSubject(s): Metabolic Enzymes | silkworm GeneticDDC classification: 638.2 SUJ Online resources: Click here to access online Dissertation note: Ph.D, University of Mysore, Department of Biotechnology, 2015.

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Thesis	Mysore University Main Library	Reference	638.2 SUJ (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Not for loan		T8383

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Ph.D, University of Mysore, Department of Biotechnology, 2015.

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