Липазы в системе обращенных мицелл: Роль межфазной поверхности в регуляции липолитической активности ферментов

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403. Автор выражает огромную благодарность и признательность своим научным руководителям, профессору Андрею Вадимовичу Левашову и профессору Наталье Львовне Клячко за неоценимую помощь и поддержку на всех этапах исследования.
404. Большую признательность автор выражает коллективу лаборатории мицеллярной энзимологии Химического ф-та МГУ.