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Nucleotide Diversity Study for Strach Synthase I and Starch Synthase II Genes For Physicochemical Properties in Rich Genotypes by Ambika Sharma

By: Sharma, AmbikaContributor(s): Verma, SukanyaMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Solan [H P] Jaypee University of Information Technology 2013Description: vii, 43pSubject(s): BioinformaticsDDC classification: SPR 570 SHA

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