PA-10 RNA Decrease at Glucose-Shock and Starvation-Survival(Aquatic ecosystem,Poster presentation A)
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概要
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- 2007-09-15
著者
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Maeda Toshimichi
Natl Fish Univ
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Tsuneo Shiba
Natl Fish Univ
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Shiba Tsuneo
Natl Fish Univ
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Furushita Manabu
Department Of Food Science And Technology National Fisheries University
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Furushita Manabu
Natl Fish Univ
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Okuno Tamie
Natl Fish Univ
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Ueno Takuro
Natl Fish Univ
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