WHEAT EMBRYO RIBONUCLEATES .13. METHYL-SUBSTITUTED NUCLEOSIDE CONSTITUENTS AND 5'-TERMINAL DINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES IN BULK POLY(A)-RICH RNA FROM IMBIBING WHEAT EMBRYOS

WHEAT EMBRYO RIBONUCLEATES .13. METHYL-SUBSTITUTED NUCLEOSIDE CONSTITUENTS AND 5'-TERMINAL DINUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES IN BULK POLY(A)-RICH RNA FROM IMBIBING WHEAT EMBRYOS
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10.1139/o79-112
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1979-01-01
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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY
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通讯作者:
LANE, BG
LANE, BG
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KENNEDY, TD;LANE, BG

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