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Ukrainskii Biokhimicheskii Zhurnal (1978)|July 1, 1979

[Transformation of substrates not used for growth by the immobilized methane-oxidizing bacteria]I G Sokolov, Iu R Malashenko, V I Karpenko, et al.

Mikrobiolohichnyi Zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993)|April 12, 2002

[Ethanol formation by methane-utilizing bacteria at ethane co-metabolism]V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, Iu R Malashenko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|November 1, 1976

[Mechanism of methane oxidation by intact cells of obligate methylotrophs]Iu R Malashenko, V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|July 1, 1979

[Lithotrophic metabolic elements in the obligate methylotroph, Methylococcus thermophilus]Iu R Malashenko, I G Sokolov, V A Romanovskaia, et al.

Mikrobiolohichnyi Zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993)|January 25, 2007

[Effect of substances which change the proton-motive force on activity of methane microbe oxygenation]Iu P Malashenko, I G Sokolov, P V Rokitko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|May 25, 2002

[Peculiarities of ethanol metabolism in an Acinetobacter sp. mutant strain defective in exopolysaccharide synthesis]T P Pirog, I G Sokolov, Iu V Kuz'minskaia, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|March 1, 1980

[Comparative characteristics of the enzymatic systems of methane-utilizing bacteria that oxidize NH2OH and CH3OH]I G Sokolov, V A Romanovskaia, Iu V Shkurko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|July 15, 1998

[Ecological consequences of radioactive pollution for soil bacteria within the 10-km region around the Chernobyl Atomic Energy Station]V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, P V Rokitko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|September 1, 1980

[Role of exogenous carbon dioxide in the metabolism of methane-oxidizing bacteria]V A Romanovskaia, E S Liudvichenko, T P Kryshtab, et al.

Ukrainskii Biokhimicheskii Zhurnal (1978)|March 1, 1980

[Theoretical evaluation of necessity of carbon dioxide assimilation by microorganisms during growth on various substrates]Iu R Malashenko, V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, et al.

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Ukrainskii Biokhimicheskii Zhurnal (1978)|July 1, 1979

[Transformation of substrates not used for growth by the immobilized methane-oxidizing bacteria]I G Sokolov, Iu R Malashenko, V I Karpenko, et al.

Mikrobiolohichnyi Zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993)|April 12, 2002

[Ethanol formation by methane-utilizing bacteria at ethane co-metabolism]V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, Iu R Malashenko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|November 1, 1976

[Mechanism of methane oxidation by intact cells of obligate methylotrophs]Iu R Malashenko, V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|July 1, 1979

[Lithotrophic metabolic elements in the obligate methylotroph, Methylococcus thermophilus]Iu R Malashenko, I G Sokolov, V A Romanovskaia, et al.

Mikrobiolohichnyi Zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993)|January 25, 2007

[Effect of substances which change the proton-motive force on activity of methane microbe oxygenation]Iu P Malashenko, I G Sokolov, P V Rokitko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|May 25, 2002

[Peculiarities of ethanol metabolism in an Acinetobacter sp. mutant strain defective in exopolysaccharide synthesis]T P Pirog, I G Sokolov, Iu V Kuz'minskaia, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|March 1, 1980

[Comparative characteristics of the enzymatic systems of methane-utilizing bacteria that oxidize NH2OH and CH3OH]I G Sokolov, V A Romanovskaia, Iu V Shkurko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|July 15, 1998

[Ecological consequences of radioactive pollution for soil bacteria within the 10-km region around the Chernobyl Atomic Energy Station]V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, P V Rokitko, et al.

Mikrobiologiia|September 1, 1980

[Role of exogenous carbon dioxide in the metabolism of methane-oxidizing bacteria]V A Romanovskaia, E S Liudvichenko, T P Kryshtab, et al.

Ukrainskii Biokhimicheskii Zhurnal (1978)|March 1, 1980

[Theoretical evaluation of necessity of carbon dioxide assimilation by microorganisms during growth on various substrates]Iu R Malashenko, V A Romanovskaia, I G Sokolov, et al.

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