Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato

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Authors

  • CP Witte
  • E Isidore
  • SA Tiller
  • HV Davies
  • MA Taylor

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  • The James Hutton Institute
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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)169-179
JournalPlant molecular biology
Volume45
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - Jan 2001

Keywords

    allelic isotype, complementation, potato, simple sequence repeat, urease accessory-protein, urease operon

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Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato. / Witte, CP; Isidore, E; Tiller, SA et al.
In: Plant molecular biology, Vol. 45, No. 2, 01.2001, p. 169-179.

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Witte, CP, Isidore, E, Tiller, SA, Davies, HV & Taylor, MA 2001, 'Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato', Plant molecular biology, vol. 45, no. 2, pp. 169-179.
Witte, CP., Isidore, E., Tiller, SA., Davies, HV., & Taylor, MA. (2001). Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato. Plant molecular biology, 45(2), 169-179.
Witte CP, Isidore E, Tiller SA, Davies HV, Taylor MA. Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato. Plant molecular biology. 2001 Jan;45(2):169-179.
Witte, CP ; Isidore, E ; Tiller, SA et al. / Functional characterisation of urease accessory protein G (ureG) from potato. In: Plant molecular biology. 2001 ; Vol. 45, No. 2. pp. 169-179.
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