An additional role for chloroplast proteins-an amino acid reservoir for energy production during sugar starvation

scientific article published on 03 December 2018

An additional role for chloroplast proteins-an amino acid reservoir for energy production during sugar starvation is …
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P356DOI10.1080/15592324.2018.1552057
P932PMC publication ID6351091
P698PubMed publication ID30507341

P50authorMasanori IzumiQ46757193
Hiroyuki IshidaQ88633727
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P433issue1
P921main subjectchloroplast proteinsQ76543136
P304page(s)1552057
P577publication date2018-12-03
P1433published inPlant Signaling and BehaviorQ15757476
P1476titleAn additional role for chloroplast proteins-an amino acid reservoir for energy production during sugar starvation
P478volume14

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