Caught in the act: discovering secreted proteins from fungi and oomycetes in action
Doris Roth(Center for Clinical & Basic Research), Lene Lange(Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research), Tomas Johansson(Lund University), Dan Funck Jensen(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Annette Bruun Jensen(University of Copenhagen), Morten Nedergaard Grell(Center for Clinical & Basic Research), Jørgen Eilenberg(University of Copenhagen), Daniel Buchvaldt Amby(University of Copenhagen), Thomas Sundelin(Herlev Hospital), Fredrik Heyman(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Anders Tunlid(United States Department of Energy), Birgit Jensen(University of Copenhagen)
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January 1, 2010
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