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[Structural-biological characteristics of tubulin interaction with dinitroanilines].

TSitologiia i genetika - 1 Jan 2000

Nyporko A Iu, Emets A I, Brytsun V N, Lozinskiĭ M O, Blium Ia B

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The interaction of dinitroaniline compounds with tubulin molecules is characterized by extraordinary selectivity--these matters effectively associate with plant as well as protozoan tubulin and practically don't interact with fungal and animal tubulin in spite of extraordinarily high level of sim...

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