The PHYC gene of Arabidopsis. Absence of the third intron found in PHYA and PHYB.

The PHYC gene of Arabidopsis. Absence of the third intron found in PHYA and PHYB.

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Main Authors:	Cowl, J, Hartley, N, Xie, D, Whitelam, G, Murphy, G, Harberd, N
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	1994

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