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Tree Physiology|September 1, 1995

Characterization of the induced response of slash pine to inoculation with bark beetle vectored fungiM P Popp, J D Johnson, M S Lesney

Plant Molecular Biology|April 1, 1997

Molecular cloning, structure and expression of an elicitor-inducible chitinase gene from pine treesH Wu, C S Echt, M P Popp, et al.

Invertebrate Neuroscience : IN|March 1, 1996

Ant opsins: sequences from the Saharan silver ant and the carpenter antM P Popp, R Grisshammer, P A Hargrave, et al.

Protein Expression and Purification|June 1, 1997

Functional expression of bovine opsin in the methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastorisN G Abdulaev, M P Popp, W C Smith, et al.

Invertebrate Neuroscience : IN|June 1, 1997

Short wavelength-sensitive opsins from the Saharan silver and carpenter antsW C Smith, D M Ayers, M P Popp, et al.

Experimental Eye Research|June 17, 1998

Rhodopsins from three frog and toad species: sequences and functional comparisonsN Fyhrquist, K Donner, P A Hargrave, et al.

Biochemistry|March 3, 1999

Identification of regions of arrestin that bind to rhodopsinW C Smith, J H McDowell, D R Dugger, et al.

Biochemistry|May 13, 1999

Sulfhydryl reactivity demonstrates different conformational states for arrestin, arrestin activated by a synthetic phosphopeptide, and constitutively active arrestinJ H McDowell, W C Smith, R L Miller, et al.

Journal of Animal Science|October 19, 2005

Effect of rotation frequency and weaning date on forage measurements and growth performance by cows and calves grazing endophyte-infected tall fescue pastures overseeded with crabgrass and legumesK P Coffey, W K Coblentz, D A Scarbrough, et al.

Journal of Animal Science|July 13, 2012

Performance by spring and fall-calving cows grazing with full, limited, or no access to toxic Neotyphodium coenophialum-infected tall fescueJ D Caldwell, K P Coffey, J A Jennings, et al.

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Tree Physiology|September 1, 1995

Characterization of the induced response of slash pine to inoculation with bark beetle vectored fungiM P Popp, J D Johnson, M S Lesney

Plant Molecular Biology|April 1, 1997

Molecular cloning, structure and expression of an elicitor-inducible chitinase gene from pine treesH Wu, C S Echt, M P Popp, et al.

Invertebrate Neuroscience : IN|March 1, 1996

Ant opsins: sequences from the Saharan silver ant and the carpenter antM P Popp, R Grisshammer, P A Hargrave, et al.

Protein Expression and Purification|June 1, 1997

Functional expression of bovine opsin in the methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastorisN G Abdulaev, M P Popp, W C Smith, et al.

Invertebrate Neuroscience : IN|June 1, 1997

Short wavelength-sensitive opsins from the Saharan silver and carpenter antsW C Smith, D M Ayers, M P Popp, et al.

Experimental Eye Research|June 17, 1998

Rhodopsins from three frog and toad species: sequences and functional comparisonsN Fyhrquist, K Donner, P A Hargrave, et al.

Biochemistry|March 3, 1999

Identification of regions of arrestin that bind to rhodopsinW C Smith, J H McDowell, D R Dugger, et al.

Biochemistry|May 13, 1999

Sulfhydryl reactivity demonstrates different conformational states for arrestin, arrestin activated by a synthetic phosphopeptide, and constitutively active arrestinJ H McDowell, W C Smith, R L Miller, et al.

Journal of Animal Science|October 19, 2005

Effect of rotation frequency and weaning date on forage measurements and growth performance by cows and calves grazing endophyte-infected tall fescue pastures overseeded with crabgrass and legumesK P Coffey, W K Coblentz, D A Scarbrough, et al.

Journal of Animal Science|July 13, 2012

Performance by spring and fall-calving cows grazing with full, limited, or no access to toxic Neotyphodium coenophialum-infected tall fescueJ D Caldwell, K P Coffey, J A Jennings, et al.

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