Binding of Lipids onto Polypeptides of the Thylakoid Membrane I. Galactolipids and Sulpholipid as Prosthetic Groups of Core Peptides of the Photosystem II Complex

Binding of Lipids onto Polypeptides of the Thylakoid Membrane I. Galactolipids and Sulpholipid as Prosthetic Groups of Core Peptides of the Photosystem II Complex
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脂质与类囊体膜多肽的结合 I. 半乳糖脂和硫脂作为光系统 II 复合体核心肽的辅基

DOI:
10.1515/znc-1992-0615
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发表时间:
1992
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Zeitschrift für Naturforschung C
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G. Schmid
G. Schmid
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作者:
R. Voss;A. Radunz;G. Schmid

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