The Arabidopsis thaliana flower organ specification gene regulatory network determines a robust differentiation process.
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Luis Mendoza | Elena R Alvarez-Buylla | Yara E. Sánchez-Corrales | E. Álvarez-Buylla | L. Mendoza | Yara-Elena Sánchez-Corrales
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