Влияние 24-эпибрассинолида на фосфорилирование белков растений
Диссертация
Эти результаты свидетельствуют, что в формировании ответной реакции растений на действие брассиностероидов задействованы, по крайней мере, две сигнальные системы — липоксигеназная и супероксидсинтазная. Более глубокий анализ причинно-временных зависимостей между выявленными нами изменениями уровня тирозинового фосфорилирования белков и функционированием липоксигеназной и супероксидсинтазной… Читать ещё >
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