Potential regulation of gene expression in photosynthetic cells by redox and energy state: approaches towards better understanding.
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K. Bräutigam | L. Dietzel | T. Pfannschmidt | R. Wagner | T Pfannschmidt | K Bräutigam | R Wagner | L Dietzel | Y Schröter | S Steiner | A Nykytenko | S. Steiner | Y. Schröter | A. Nykytenko | Raik Wagner | Sebastian Steiner | Yvonne Schröter | Katharina Bräutigam | Lars Dietzel
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