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Proteome responses to herbicidal stress in maize

Tyczewska et al., 2015

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3874432603426989213
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Tyczewska A
Bielinska I
Gracz J
Sikora M
Twardowski T
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BioTechnologia. Journal of Biotechnology Computational Biology and Bionanotechnology

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Tissue culture was developed at the beginning of the twentieth century (1907) as a method for studying the behaviour of human and animal cells free of systemic variations that might arise in vivo both during normal homeostasis and under the stress. The technique was …
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