Lipid transfer proteins from fruit: cloning, expression and quantification.

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Lipid transfer proteins from fruit: cloning, expression and quantification.

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Lipid transfer proteins from fruit: cloning, expression and quantification.

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Lipid transfer proteins from fruit: cloning, expression and quantification.

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Lipid transfer proteins from fruit: cloning, expression and quantification.

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Eloina Gonzalez Mancebo

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Ilona Kleine Budde

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Ilona Rafalska

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Ingrid Bulder

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Jaap H Akkerdaas

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Jessica Cornelissen

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Laurian Zuidmeer

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Montserrat Fernandez Rivas

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Noèlia Telléz Besolí

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Riccardo Asero

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