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Researching the green fuse: an historical memoir.

2002-12-01

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The author outlines the major milestones in his 40-year career in plant research. His research program might be described, broadly, as explorations into the physiology and biochemistry of plants and their cells using physiological, biochemical, genetic, molecular biological and chemical techniques and technologies. The main areas encompassed by the program are the pathways of biosynthesis of branched-chain amino a...

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Literature Corpus work: ba9885d7-ff5e-50d1-a655-7c047b33db61
DOI: 10.1139/b02-114

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