Deregulation of a Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent kinase leads to spontaneous nodule development
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Satoshi Tabata | Hiroshi Kouchi | Lene H. Madsen | Niels Sandal | Jens Stougaard | Masayoshi Kawaguchi | Martin Parniske | S. Tabata | S. Yoshida | M. Parniske | H. Kouchi | L. Tirichine | S. Kawasaki | J. Stougaard | M. Kawaguchi | Shusei Sato | T. Nakagawa | N. Sandal | L. Madsen | H. Miwa | Shusei Sato | Shinji Kawasaki | Satoko Yoshida | Haruko Imaizumi-Anraku | Allan Downie | Leïla Tirichine | Hiroki Miwa | Yasuhiro Murakami | Tomomi Nakagawa | Anita S. Albrektsen | H. Imaizumi-Anraku | Y. Murakami | A. Downie
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