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July 25, 1975Science

Oxidation of the Carcinogens Benzo a pyrene and Benzo a anthracene to Dihydrodiols by a Bacterium

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DGDavid T. GibsonShowa UniversityVMV. MahadevanIndian Institute of Technology KharagpurDJDonald M. JerinaUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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