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Shuntaro Ono1, Sen Thi Huong Tran2, Yasunori Saitoh3

  • 1Institute of Plant Science and Resources, Okayama University, Japan.

Plant physiology and biochemistry : PPB
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PubMed
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研究人员在离子导电水素 (icAQPs) 中发现了一种新的隐藏途径,用于离子运输,与已知的通道不同. 这一发现有助于我们更好地理解植物如何管理水和离子运输.

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大麦大麦,大麦大麦,大麦大麦.离子运输 离子运输离子导电水素 (icAQP) 是一种血内在蛋白质 (PIP) 是一种血膜内在蛋白质.大米 大米 大米 大米 大米

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