Identification by molecular cloning of two cDNA sequences from the plant Brassica napus which are very similar to mammalian protein phosphatases-1 and -2A. (Q33962249)

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Identification by molecular cloning of two cDNA sequences from the plant Brassica napus which are very similar to mammalian protein phosphatases-1 and -2A. (English)

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MacKintosh RW

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Haycox G

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Hardie DG

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Cohen PT

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The structure and regulation of protein phosphatases

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