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Nitrogen Regulation and Signalling in Plants
2013Nitrogen (N) is an essentially critical element which is involved in signalling and can affect plant growth and development. The plants have evolved different strategies involving short- and long-ranged signalling pathways to cope with the changes in N regulations in the soil. These pathways work at cell and plant level for coordination of N metabolism,
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Nitrogen Regulation in Mycelial Fungi
2004Nitrogen is essential for the production of most biological macromolecules, not least proteins and nucleic acids. Consequently, its effective acquisition and utilisation are fundamental to all biological systems. Generally, fungi can utilise a very diverse range of compounds as their source of nitrogen.
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Regulation of Nitrogen Fixation and Assimilation
1998As might be expected, both the topics and organisms to be considered in this session will be diverse. I call attention to two topics that recurred in the abstracts. One is the nature of the metabolic signals that control biological nitrogen fixation.
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Regulating nitrogen assimilation
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Biology of Cancer and the Cancer Cell: Normal and Abnormal Regulation of Cell Reproduction
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1972David M Prescott, D M Prescott
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