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Breast cancer among shift workers: results of the WOLF longitudinal cohort study
The non-L1 GUS enzymes processed DCF-G slower than all of the L1 GUS enzymes tested, with the exception of Bf GUS, which cleaved DCF-G at a rate of 15.1 s 1 , and Bu GUS, which cleaved DCF-G at a rate equal to that of Lr GUS
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