A chloroplast protein atlas reveals punctate structures and spatial organization of biosynthetic pathways
Lianyong Wang(Princeton University), Martin C. Jonikas(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Danny J. Schnell(Michigan State University), Michelle Warren-Williams(Princeton University), Alexandra T. Wilson(Princeton University), Claire D. McWhite(Princeton University), Weronika Patena(Princeton University), Saw Kyin(Princeton University), Jianping Hu(Jiangsu University), Matthew H. Cahn(Princeton University), Henry H. Shwe(Princeton University), Henry R. Harrigan(Princeton University), Sophia Gavrilenko(Princeton University), Masayuki Onishi(Duke University), Linnea D. Hartz(Princeton University), Yihua Xie(Princeton University), Vivian Chen(Princeton University), Emily Singer(Princeton University), Kelly A. Van Baalen(Princeton University), Linqu Han(Michigan State University), Vinh T.N.P. Ton(Princeton University)
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