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Characterization of an apoplastic basic thaumatin‐like protein from recalcitrant chestnut seeds

Garcia‐Casado et al., 2000

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Garcia‐Casado G
Collada C
Allona I
Soto A
Casado R
Rodriguez‐Cerezo E
Gomez L
Aragoncillo C
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Physiologia Plantarum

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Mature chestnut seeds, with one of the highest moisture contents described to date, accumulate certain defensive proteins at unusually elevated levels. In this work a major 23‐ kDa thaumatin‐like protein, termed CsTL1, has been purified from mature chestnut …
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