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43, 1549–1551 (2004).
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42, 4068 (2003).
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biomass derived hydrocarbons in liquid water,” Nature, 418, 964–967 (2002).
32. Alonso, D.M., Bond, J.Q., and Dumesic, J.A., “Catalytic conversion of biomass to biofuels,” Green Chemistry, 12, 1493–1513 (2010).
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Chemistry, catalysts, and engineering,” Chemical Reviews, 106, 4044–4098 (2006).
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sugars,” White Paper for European Platform on Biofuels (2012).
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of porphyric insecticides,” Critical Reviews Plant Science, 14, 329–366 (1995).
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and photodynamic effect of ALA-induced PP Ix in the DMF rat colonic tumor model,”
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presented at 91st American Oil Chemists’Society Annual Meeting, April 26, San Diego,
CA (2000).
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