Structure-Function Analysis of the Presumptive Arabidopsis Auxin Permease AUX1w⃞
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Alan Marchant | Richard Napier | Sean May | Daniel Zadik | Malcolm J Bennett | Joanna Kargul | Paul Millner | S. May | M. Bennett | P. Millner | L. Williams | I. Kerr | R. Swarup | I. Moore | Lorraine Williams | A. Marchant | R. Napier | Ranjan Swarup | J. Kargul | Abidur Rahman | S. Tsurumi | Ian D Kerr | R. Mills | Abidur Rahman | Rebecca Mills | Anthony Yemm | Seiji Tsurumi | Ian Moore | Daniel Zadik | Anthony Yemm | M. Bennett
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