Regulation of Expression of GLT1, the Gene Encoding Glutamate Synthase in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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Cristina Aranda | P. Ballario | P. Filetici | L. Valenzuela | Paola Ballario | Patrizia Filetici | Alicia González | C. Aranda | Lourdes Valenzuela | Alicia González
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