Oleuropein hydrolysis by lactic acid bacteria in natural green olives
Authors:
- Eva RamírezEREva Ramírez
- Manuel BrenesMBManuel Brenes
- Antonio de CastroACAntonio de Castro
- Concepción RomeroCRConcepción Romero
- Eduardo MedinaEMEduardo Medina
Open Access
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Funding Information
- Spanish Government
- European Union (AGL 2009-07512)
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