Über griechische Monatskunde und die Ergebnisse ihrer neuesten Bereicherungen : vorgelesen in der Sitzung der königlichen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften am 13ten Januar 1844 /

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MiAMP1, a novel protein from Macadamia integrifolia adopts a Greek key beta-barrel fold unique amongst plant antimicrobial proteins

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