Characterizing the role of rice NRAMP5 in Manganese, Iron and Cadmium Transport
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R. Takahashi | M. Yano | K. Sugimoto | K. Ono | T. Arao | N. Nishizawa | Y. Ishimaru | H. Nakanishi | T. Senoura | S. Ishikawa | H. Shimo | Khurram Bashir | Yasuhiro Ishimaru | Kazuhiko Sugimoto | Kazuko Ono | Masahiro Yano | Satoru Ishikawa
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