A Plastidial Pathway for Protein Isoprenylation in Tobacco Cells
Overview
Overview
Journal
Plant Cell
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Specialties
Biology
Cell Biology
Cell Biology
Date
2009 Jan 13
PMID
19136644
Authors
Authors
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