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  • 41. Processing of preproricin in transgenic tobacco.
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    Pickett MH, Hew CL, Davies PL.
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  • 44. Antifreeze glycoproteins: relationship between molecular weight, thermal hysteresis and the inhibition of leakage from liposomes during thermotropic phase transition.
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  • 53. [Study of cryoprotective properties of antifreeze glycoproteins from the white sea cod Gadus morhua on low temperature freezing of mouse embryos].
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  • 56. Characterization of glycoprotein antifreeze biosynthesis in isolated hepatocytes from Pagothenia borchgrevinki.
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  • 60. Antifreeze glycoproteins increase solution viscosity.
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