Characterization of hydrocarbon emulsification and solubilization occurring during the growth of Endomycopsis lipolytica on hydrocarbons
A comparative characterization of the phenomena of hydrocarbon emulsification and solubilization taking place during the growth of Endomycopsis lipolytica on n-alkanes and alkenes was made. Evidence was obtained for the cellular production of different factors involved in emulsification and solubili...
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