Two cysteine proteinases respond to bacterial and WSSV challenge in Chinese white shrimp Fenneropenaeus chinensis.
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Xiao-Fan Zhao | Jin-Xing Wang | Xiao-Wen Zhang | Qiang Ren | Jing Zhou | Yun-Dong Sun | Zong-Heng Wang | Shanshan Sun
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