Characterization of Periplastidal Compartment–Targeting Signals in Chlorarachniophytes Yoshihisa Hirakawa,1 Gillian H. Gile,2 Shuhei Ota,1 Patrick J. Keeling,2 and Ken-ichiro Ishida*,1 1 Graduate School of Life and En

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Date: 2010-10-22 11:11:09 Protein targeting Photosynthesis Posttranslational modification Plastid Green fluorescent protein Endosymbiotic theory Nucleomorph Signal peptide Apicoplast Biology Organelles Plant physiology		Characterization of Periplastidal Compartment–Targeting Signals in Chlorarachniophytes Yoshihisa Hirakawa,1 Gillian H. Gile,2 Shuhei Ota,1 Patrick J. Keeling,2 and Ken-ichiro Ishida*,1 1 Graduate School of Life and En Add to Reading List Source URL: www3.botany.ubc.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 701,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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