The bZIP transcription factor Rca1p is a central regulator of a novel CO₂ sensing pathway in yeast.

The bZIP transcription factor Rca1p is a central regulator of a novel CO₂ sensing pathway in yeast.
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10.1371/journal.ppat.1002485
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2012-01
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影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Mühlschlegel FA
Mühlschlegel FA
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医学1区
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Cottier F;Raymond M;Kurzai O;Bolstad M;Leewattanapasuk W;Jiménez-López C;Lorenz MC;Sanglard D;Váchová L;Pavelka N;Palková Z;Mühlschlegel FA

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