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An Arabidopsis senescence-associated protein SAG29 regulates cell viability under high salinity

Seo et al., 2011

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15077980436759680802
Author
Seo P
Park J
Kang S
Kim S
Park C
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Publication venue
Planta

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The plasma membrane is an important cellular organ that perceives incoming developmental and environmental signals and integrates these signals into cellular regulatory mechanisms. It also acts as a barrier against unfavorable extracellular factors to …
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