pho2, a Phosphate Overaccumulator, Is Caused by a Nonsense Mutation in a MicroRNA399 Target Gene1[W]
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Chun-Lin Su | T. Chiou | Shu-I. Lin | K. Aung | Chia-Chune Wu | C. Su | Yu-Ting Huang | Kyaw Aung | Shu-I Lin | Chia-Chune Wu | Yu-Ting Huang | Tzyy-Jen Chiou | Kyaw Aung
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