Molecular evolution and functional characterisation of an ancient  phenylalanine ammonia-lyase gene (NnPAL1) from Nelumbo nucifera: novel  insight into the evolution of the PAL family in angiosperms, BMC Ecology  and Evolution

Molecular evolution and functional characterisation of an ancient phenylalanine ammonia-lyase gene (NnPAL1) from Nelumbo nucifera: novel insight into the evolution of the PAL family in angiosperms, BMC Ecology and Evolution

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