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Revie : Biocatalytic Conversion of Methane to Methanol as a Key Step for Development of Methane-Based Biorefineries

( In Yeub Hwang ) ( Seung Hwan Lee ) ( Yoo Seong Choi ) ( Si Jae Park ) ( Jeong Geol Na ) ( In Seop Chang ) ( Choongik Kim ) ( Hyun Cheol Kim ) ( Yong Hwan Kim ) ( Jin Won Lee ) ( Eun Yeol Lee ) 2014년

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  • methane
  • methanemonooxygenase
  • methanol
  • methanotrophs
  • natural gas
  • shale gas
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