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Abstract

SUMMARY: The free amino acid composition of the 75% ethanol extracts of a strain of varied considerably depending on the composition of the growth medium. Differences in hydroxyproline content were particularly significant. The amino acid composition of the ethanol-extracted cell residues remained constant.

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