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Characterization of a gene for spinach CAP160 and expression of two spinach cold-acclimation proteins in tobacco

Kaye et al., 1998

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Kaye C
Neven L
Hofig A
Li Q
Haskell D
Guy C
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Plant Physiology

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The cDNA sequence for CAP160, an acidic protein previously linked with cold acclimation in spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.), was characterized and found to encode a novel acidic protein of 780 amino acids having very limited homology to a pair of Arabidopsis thaliana …
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