Ca2+‐dependent lipid binding and membrane integration of PopA, a harpin‐like elicitor of the hypersensitive response in tobacco
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B. Lacombe | Francis Parlange | L. Belbahri | J. Racapé | S. Engelhardt | M. Nicole | T. Nürnberger | Justin Lee | J. Lochman | A. Marais | S. Puverel | H. Keller
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