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Enzymatic Whey Hydrolysis in the Pilot Plant “Lactohyd”

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Prenosil, J., Stuker, E., Hediger, T. et al. Enzymatic Whey Hydrolysis in the Pilot Plant “Lactohyd”. Nat Biotechnol 2, 441–444 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt0584-441

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