BIOQUIMICA DE LOS ALIMENTOS
Miguel Calvo

TEMA 1: INTRODUCCIÓN A LA BIOQUÍMICA DE LOS ALIMENTOS

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Bibliografía

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Enlaces

- Tabla de Composición de Alimentos de América Latina , preparada por la FAO





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