Use of Physical Chemistry to Investigate Probiotic-Prebiotic
Mixed Systems

Hary      Razafindralambo
Keywords: Physical chemistry, probiotic, prebiotic, physicochemical tools, microorganism-based materials, mixed systems.
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Use of Physical Chemistry to Investigate Probiotic-Prebiotic Mixed Systems

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