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DETECTION OF ETHANOL IN A 2-COMPONENT GLUCOSE ETHANOL MIXTURE USING ANONSELECTIVE MICROBIAL SENSOR AND A GLUCOSE ENZYME ELECTRODE/
Authors: RESHETILOV AN LOBANOV AV MOROZOVA NO GORDON SH GREENE RV LEATHERS TD
Citation: An. Reshetilov et al., DETECTION OF ETHANOL IN A 2-COMPONENT GLUCOSE ETHANOL MIXTURE USING ANONSELECTIVE MICROBIAL SENSOR AND A GLUCOSE ENZYME ELECTRODE/, Biosensors & bioelectronics, 13(7-8), 1998, pp. 787-793
NEURAL-NETWORK PATTERN-RECOGNITION OF PHOTOACOUSTIC FTIR SPECTRA AND KNOWLEDGE-BASED TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTION OF MYCOTOXIGENIC FUNGI IN FOOD GRAINS
Authors: GORDON SH WHEELER BC SCHUDY RB WICKLOW DT GREENE RV
Citation: Sh. Gordon et al., NEURAL-NETWORK PATTERN-RECOGNITION OF PHOTOACOUSTIC FTIR SPECTRA AND KNOWLEDGE-BASED TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTION OF MYCOTOXIGENIC FUNGI IN FOOD GRAINS, Journal of food protection, 61(2), 1998, pp. 221-230
PROPERTIES OF STARCH-GRAFT-POLY(GLYCIDYL METHACRYLATE) PHBV COMPOSITES
Authors: WILLETT JL KOTNIS MA OBRIEN GS FANTA GF GORDON SH
Citation: Jl. Willett et al., PROPERTIES OF STARCH-GRAFT-POLY(GLYCIDYL METHACRYLATE) PHBV COMPOSITES, Journal of applied polymer science, 70(6), 1998, pp. 1121-1127
GLYCOLS IN POLYURETHANE FOAM FORMULATIONS WITH A STARCH-OIL COMPOSITE
Authors: CUNNINGHAM RL GORDON SH FELKER FC ESKINS K
Citation: Rl. Cunningham et al., GLYCOLS IN POLYURETHANE FOAM FORMULATIONS WITH A STARCH-OIL COMPOSITE, Journal of applied polymer science, 69(5), 1998, pp. 957-964
DEVELOPMENT OF CLARITHROMYCIN RESISTANCE IS 2.7 TIMES LESS LIKELY WITH RANITIDINE BISMUTH CITRATE THAN WITH OMEPRAZOLE
Authors: OSATO M GRAHAM DY VAKIL N GORDON SH KLEOUDIS CS SILVER MT MURDOCK RH
Citation: M. Osato et al., DEVELOPMENT OF CLARITHROMYCIN RESISTANCE IS 2.7 TIMES LESS LIKELY WITH RANITIDINE BISMUTH CITRATE THAN WITH OMEPRAZOLE, Gastroenterology, 114(4), 1998, pp. 1022-1022
STARCH POLYVINYL-ALCOHOL CROSS-LINKED FILM - PERFORMANCE AND BIODEGRADATION
Authors: CHEN L IMAM SH GORDON SH GREENE RV
Citation: L. Chen et al., STARCH POLYVINYL-ALCOHOL CROSS-LINKED FILM - PERFORMANCE AND BIODEGRADATION, Journal of environmental polymer degradation, 5(2), 1997, pp. 111-117
IDENTIFICATION OF FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED PHOTOACOUSTIC SPECTRAL FEATURES FOR DETECTION OF ASPERGILLUS-FLAVUS INFECTION IN CORN
Authors: GORDON SH SCHUDY RB WHEELER BC WICKLOW DT GREENE RV
Citation: Sh. Gordon et al., IDENTIFICATION OF FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED PHOTOACOUSTIC SPECTRAL FEATURES FOR DETECTION OF ASPERGILLUS-FLAVUS INFECTION IN CORN, International journal of food microbiology, 35(2), 1997, pp. 179-186
EFFECT OF LIGHT PROGRAMS ON BROILER MORTALITY WITH REFERENCE TO ASCITES
Authors: GORDON SH
Citation: Sh. Gordon, EFFECT OF LIGHT PROGRAMS ON BROILER MORTALITY WITH REFERENCE TO ASCITES, World's Poultry Science Journal, 53(1), 1997, pp. 68-70
JET-COOKED STARCH OIL COMPOSITE IN POLYURETHANE FOAMS
Authors: CUNNINGHAM RL GORDON SH FELKER FC ESKINS K
Citation: Rl. Cunningham et al., JET-COOKED STARCH OIL COMPOSITE IN POLYURETHANE FOAMS, Journal of applied polymer science, 64(7), 1997, pp. 1355-1361
EFFECT OF LIGHT PROGRAM ON BROILER MORTALITY, LEG HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE
Authors: GORDON SH TUCKER SA
Citation: Sh. Gordon et Sa. Tucker, EFFECT OF LIGHT PROGRAM ON BROILER MORTALITY, LEG HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE, British Poultry Science, 38, 1997, pp. 6-7
STARCH-BASED EXTRUDED PLASTIC FILMS AND EVALUATION OF THEIR BIODEGRADABLE PROPERTIES
Authors: AREVALONINO K SANDOVAL CF GALAN LJ IMAM SH GORDON SH GREENE RV
Citation: K. Arevalonino et al., STARCH-BASED EXTRUDED PLASTIC FILMS AND EVALUATION OF THEIR BIODEGRADABLE PROPERTIES, Biodegradation, 7(3), 1996, pp. 231-237
BIODEGRADATION OF STARCH-POLY(BETA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE-CO-VALERATE) COMPOSITES IN MUNICIPAL ACTIVATED-SLUDGE
Authors: IMAM SH GORDON SH SHOGREN RL GREENE RV
Citation: Sh. Imam et al., BIODEGRADATION OF STARCH-POLY(BETA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE-CO-VALERATE) COMPOSITES IN MUNICIPAL ACTIVATED-SLUDGE, Journal of environmental polymer degradation, 3(4), 1995, pp. 205-213
ACCESSIBILITY OF STARCH TO ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION IN INJECTION-MOLDED STARCH-PLASTIC COMPOSITES
Authors: IMAM SH GORDON SH BURGESSCASSLER A GREENE RV
Citation: Sh. Imam et al., ACCESSIBILITY OF STARCH TO ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION IN INJECTION-MOLDED STARCH-PLASTIC COMPOSITES, Journal of environmental polymer degradation, 3(2), 1995, pp. 107-113
EFFECTS OF DAYLENGTH AND INCREASING DAYLENGTH PROGRAMS ON BROILER WELFARE AND PERFORMANCE
Authors: GORDON SH
Citation: Sh. Gordon, EFFECTS OF DAYLENGTH AND INCREASING DAYLENGTH PROGRAMS ON BROILER WELFARE AND PERFORMANCE, World's Poultry Science Journal, 50(3), 1994, pp. 269-282
HYDROPHILIC FOAMS CONTAINING CORN PRODUCTS FOR HORTICULTURAL USE
Authors: CUNNINGHAM RL CARR ME BAGLEY EB GORDON SH GREENE RV
Citation: Rl. Cunningham et al., HYDROPHILIC FOAMS CONTAINING CORN PRODUCTS FOR HORTICULTURAL USE, Journal of applied polymer science, 51(7), 1994, pp. 1311-1317
THE USE OF CP MAS C-13-NMR FOR EVALUATING STARCH DEGRADATION IN INJECTION-MOLDED STARCH-PLASTIC COMPOSITES/
Authors: IMAM SH GORDON SH THOMPSON AR HARRYOKURU RE GREENE RV
Citation: Sh. Imam et al., THE USE OF CP MAS C-13-NMR FOR EVALUATING STARCH DEGRADATION IN INJECTION-MOLDED STARCH-PLASTIC COMPOSITES/, Biotechnology techniques, 7(11), 1993, pp. 791-794
MULTIVARIATE FTIR ANALYSIS OF SUBSTRATES FOR PROTEIN, POLYSACCHARIDE,LIPID AND MICROBE CONTENT - POTENTIAL FOR SOLID-STATE FERMENTATIONS (VOL 11, PG 665, 1993)
Authors: GORDON SH GREEN RV WHEELER BC JAMES C
Citation: Sh. Gordon et al., MULTIVARIATE FTIR ANALYSIS OF SUBSTRATES FOR PROTEIN, POLYSACCHARIDE,LIPID AND MICROBE CONTENT - POTENTIAL FOR SOLID-STATE FERMENTATIONS (VOL 11, PG 665, 1993), Biotechnology advances, 11(4), 1993, pp. 813-813
MULTIVARIATE FTIR ANALYSIS OF SUBSTRATES FOR PROTEIN, POLYSACCHARIDE,LIPID AND MICROBE CONTENT - POTENTIAL FOR SOLID-STATE FERMENTATIONS
Authors: GORDON SH GREEN RV WHEELER BC JAMES C
Citation: Sh. Gordon et al., MULTIVARIATE FTIR ANALYSIS OF SUBSTRATES FOR PROTEIN, POLYSACCHARIDE,LIPID AND MICROBE CONTENT - POTENTIAL FOR SOLID-STATE FERMENTATIONS, Biotechnology advances, 11(3), 1993, pp. 665-675
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