ATP‐dependent modulation and autophosphorylation of rapeseed 2‐Cys peroxiredoxin
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A. Llera | R. Wolosiuk | Alejandro M. Senn | M. Aran | Daniel Caporaletti | M. T. Tellez de Iñon | M. R. Girotti
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