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Chemistry and Physiology of Mitochondria and Microsomes

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Chemistry and Physiology of Mitochondria and Microsomes

Part of the book series: Protoplasmatologia ((PROTOPLASMATOL.,volume 3, A, 4))

Abstract

The study of cytoplasmic particles is today one of the most active Fields of cytological research. We have attempted to describe the main features of the historical development in this field in a brief survey (Fig. f), rather than to present exhaustive lists of data. Further historical aspects are, however, touched upon where practicable in the individual sections.

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Lindberg, O., Ernster, L. (1954). Chemistry and Physiology of Mitochondria and Microsomes. In: Chemistry and Physiology of Mitochondria and Microsomes. Protoplasmatologia, vol 3, A, 4. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26542-0_1

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