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Molecular analysis of plant G proteins

Marsh III, 1998

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10966711806813504251
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Marsh III J
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Our lab previously proposed that blue-light signaling in pea is G protein mediated based on biochemical and immunological. To test and strengthen this hypothesis with respect to the blue-light stimulated transcription of the nuclear encoded Lhcb genes, we have employed …
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