The lack of mitochondrial AtFtsH4 protease alters Arabidopsis leaf morphology at the late stage of rosette development under short-day photoperiod.
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Wataru Sakamoto | W. Sakamoto | Elwira Smakowska | E. Gola | Marta Gibala | Marta Kicia | Edyta M Gola | Janusz Kubrakiewicz | Hanna Janska | E. Smakowska | H. Janska | M. Kicia | J. Kubrakiewicz | M. Gibala
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