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Lectins as Plant Defense Proteins
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1995 · Vol. 109(2) · pp. 347–352
Willy J. Peumans✉(KU Leuven)Els J. M. Van Damme(KU Leuven)
Abstract
tively agglutinate erythrocytes of a particular human blood group (from the Latin verb legere, which means "to select").
Toxin Mechanisms and ImmunotoxinsTransgenic Plants and ApplicationsPhytoplasmas and Hemiptera pathogensBiologyLectinBiochemistryPlant defense against herbivoryBinding selectivityComputational biologyGene
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AnimalsAnti-Bacterial AgentsAntiviral AgentsBacteriaInsectaPlantsPlants, ToxicPlant Physiological PhenomenaLectinsPlant Lectins
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