How protect newly developing chitinous cuticle from molting fluid chitinases? The knickkopf protein (Knk) is essential for organization and protection of chitin from chitinases in the insect exoskeleton

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• 2011-07-01

著者

• Kramer K.

  Grain Marketing And Production Research Center Ars-usda

• Muthukrishnan Subbaratnam

  Department Of Biochemistry Kansas State University

• Kramer Karl

  Usda-ars Center For Grain And Animal Health Research

• BEEMAN Richard

  USDA-ARS Center for Grain and Animal Health Research

• Arakane Yasuyuki

  Division Of Plant Biotechnology College Of Agriculture & Life Science Chonnam National Universit

• Beeman Richard

  Grain Marketing And Production Research Center

• CHAUDHARI Sujata

  Department of Biochemistry, Kansas State University

• Chaudhari Sujata

  Department Of Biochemistry Kansas State University

• Kramer K.

  Grain Marketing And Production Research Center

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