When transcriptome meets metabolome: fast cellular responses of yeast to sudden relief of glucose limitation
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J. Pronk | P. Daran-Lapujade | J. Heijnen | T. Knijnenburg | J. Daran | M. Kresnowati | W. V. van Winden | C. Ras | M. J. Almering | A. ten Pierick | J. Heijnen | M. Kresnowati | Wa Van Winden | Mjh Almering | Ta Knijnenburg | Jt Pronk | Jm Daran | J. Daran | M T A P Kresnowati | A. ten Pierick | C. Ras | T A Knijnenburg | J T Pronk | J J Heijnen
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