Novel Osmotically Induced Antifungal Chitinases and Bacterial Expression of an Active Recombinant Isoform

Novel Osmotically Induced Antifungal Chitinases and Bacterial Expression of an Active Recombinant Isoform
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10.1104/pp.111.4.1219
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1996-08
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Dae-Jin Yun;M. P. d’Urzo;Laura R. Abad;S. Takeda;R. Salzman;Z. Chen;Hyeseung Lee;P. Hasegawa;R. Bressan
Dae-Jin Yun;M. P. d’Urzo;Laura R. Abad;S. Takeda;R. Salzman;Z. Chen;Hyeseung Lee;P. Hasegawa;R. Bressan
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Dae-Jin Yun;M. P. d’Urzo;Laura R. Abad;S. Takeda;R. Salzman;Z. Chen;Hyeseung Lee;P. Hasegawa;R. Bressan

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