The variegated mutants lacking chloroplastic FtsHs are defective in D1 degradation and accumulate reactive oxygen species.
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The variegated mutants lacking chloroplastic FtsHs are defective in D1 degradation and accumulate reactive oxygen species.
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The variegated mutants lacking ...... ulate reactive oxygen species.
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Eiko Miura
Wataru Sakamoto
Yusuke Kato
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10.1104/PP.109.146589
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2009-09-18T00:00:00Z