Organ-specific expression of highly divergent thionin variants that are distinct from the seed-specific crambin in the crucifer Crambe abyssinica

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1986 • 78 citations

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Increased efficiency of the Taq polymerase catalyzed polymerase chain reaction

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1990 • 26 citations

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