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    Luminescence in Bacteria Is Catalyzed by Bacterial
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Luminescence in Bacteria Is Catalyzed by Bacterial

Question 75

Question 75

Multiple Choice

Luminescence in bacteria is catalyzed by bacterial


A) oxidases.
B) catalase.
C) luciferase.
D) hydrogenase.

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