FMO and CYP monooxygenase families determine the metabolic flux of hydroxylated tryptamine derivatives in barley ( <i>Hordum vulgare</i> ) following pathogen infection
J. Christensen(University of Copenhagen), Elizabeth Heather Jakobsen Neilson(University of Copenhagen), Hans Jørgen Lyngs Jørgensen(University of Copenhagen), Nikola Mićić(University of Copenhagen), Nanna Bjarnholt(University of Copenhagen), Dan Stærk(University of Copenhagen), Mohammed Saddik Motawia(University of Copenhagen), Louise Kjærulff(IT University of Copenhagen), Meike Burow(University of Copenhagen), Mette Marie Toldam-Andersen(University of Copenhagen), Sara Thodberg(University of Copenhagen), Mathilde Pizaine(University of Copenhagen), Jan Günther(University of Copenhagen)
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