The fucoxanthin-chlorophyll proteins from a chromophyte alga are part of a large multigene family: Structural and evolutionary relationships to other light harvesting antennae

The fucoxanthin-chlorophyll proteins from a chromophyte alga are part of a large multigene family: Structural and evolutionary relationships to other light harvesting antennae
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10.1007/s004380050334
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发表时间:
1996-12-13
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MOLECULAR AND GENERAL GENETICS
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Green, BR
Green, BR
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其他
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作者:
Durnford, DG;Aebersold, R;Green, BR

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