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OCL
Volume 29, 2022
Bioactive lipids and lipid droplets: green ressources for food and health / Lipides et gouttelettes lipidiques bioactifs : des ressources vertes pour l’alimentation et la santé
Numéro d'article 22
Nombre de pages 7
DOI https://doi.org/10.1051/ocl/2022017
Publié en ligne 16 juin 2022
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