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Plant cell enlargement and the action of expansins
Daniel J. Cosgrove
Biology
Plant Institute
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Expansin
100%
Plant Cells
100%
Cell Enlargement
100%
Complementary DNA (cDNA)
33%
Creep
33%
Arabidopsis
16%
Sequence Analysis
16%
Adhesion
16%
Gene Family
16%
Amino Acid Sequence
16%
Angiosperms
16%
Enlargement
16%
Phylogenetic Analysis
16%
Stress Relaxation
16%
Slippage
16%
Rice
16%
Cellulose Nanofibrils
16%
Multigene Family
16%
Cucumber
16%
Cell Wall
16%
Plant Development
16%
Non-covalent
16%
Monocotyledons
16%
Plant Evolution
16%
Polymeric Network
16%
Matrix Polysaccharides
16%
Turgor
16%
Functional Motif
16%
Load Carriage
16%
Polysaccharides
16%
Novel Proteins
16%
Dicotyledons
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Plant Cell
100%
Multigene Family
100%
Cell Enlargement
100%
Amino Acid Sequence
50%
Angiosperm
50%
Mediator
50%
Cell Wall
50%
Sequence Analysis
50%
Arabidopsis
50%
Monocot
50%
Plant Development
50%
Plant Evolution
50%
Cladistics
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Cell Growth
100%
Expansin
100%
Plant Cell
100%
Multigene Family
33%
Polysaccharide
33%
Arabidopsis
16%
Cladistics
16%
Cell Wall
16%
Turgor
16%
Microfibril
16%
Pea
16%
Monocotyledon
16%
Plant Development
16%
Angiosperm
16%
Amino Acid Sequence
16%
Cucumber
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Expansin
100%
Cell Enlargement
100%
Multigene Family
33%
Polysaccharide
33%
Arabidopsis
16%
Protein Sequencing
16%
Angiosperm
16%
Peptide Sequence
16%
Cellulose
16%
Mediator
16%
Monocot
16%
Plant Development
16%
Plant Evolution
16%
Cladistics
16%