Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock

Johansson M, McWatters HG, Bako L, Takata N, Gyula P, Hall A, Somers DE, Millar AJ, Eriksson ME (2011)
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 155(4): 2108-2122.

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Johansson, M.; McWatters, H. G.; Bako, L.; Takata, N.; Gyula, P.; Hall, A.; Somers, D. E.; Millar, A. J.; Eriksson, M. E.
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Fakultät für Biologie > RNA Biologie und Molekulare Physiologie
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2011
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PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
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155
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4
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2108-2122
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0032-0889
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1532-2548
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Johansson M, McWatters HG, Bako L, et al. Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY. 2011;155(4):2108-2122.
Johansson, M., McWatters, H. G., Bako, L., Takata, N., Gyula, P., Hall, A., Somers, D. E., et al. (2011). Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 155(4), 2108-2122. doi:10.1104/pp.110.167155
Johansson, M., McWatters, H. G., Bako, L., Takata, N., Gyula, P., Hall, A., Somers, D. E., Millar, A. J., and Eriksson, M. E. 2011. “Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock”. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 155 (4): 2108-2122.
Johansson, M., McWatters, H. G., Bako, L., Takata, N., Gyula, P., Hall, A., Somers, D. E., Millar, A. J., and Eriksson, M. E. (2011). Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 155, 2108-2122.
Johansson, M., et al., 2011. Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 155(4), p 2108-2122.
M. Johansson, et al., “Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock”, PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 155, 2011, pp. 2108-2122.
Johansson, M., McWatters, H.G., Bako, L., Takata, N., Gyula, P., Hall, A., Somers, D.E., Millar, A.J., Eriksson, M.E.: Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY. 155, 2108-2122 (2011).
Johansson, M., McWatters, H. G., Bako, L., Takata, N., Gyula, P., Hall, A., Somers, D. E., Millar, A. J., and Eriksson, M. E. “Partners in Time: EARLY BIRD Associates with ZEITLUPE and Regulates the Speed of the Arabidopsis Clock”. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 155.4 (2011): 2108-2122.

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