Defense mechanisms in insects: certain integumental proteins and tyrosinase are responsible for nonself-recognition and immobilization of Escherichia coli in the cuticle of developing Ceratitis capitata. (Q52545062)
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scientific article published in January 1993
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| English | Defense mechanisms in insects: certain integumental proteins and tyrosinase are responsible for nonself-recognition and immobilization of Escherichia coli in the cuticle of developing Ceratitis capitata. |
scientific article published in January 1993 |
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Defense mechanisms in insects: certain integumental proteins and tyrosinase are responsible for nonself-recognition and immobilization of Escherichia coli in the cuticle of developing Ceratitis capitata. (English)
Marmaras VJ
Bournazos SN
Katsoris PG
Lambropoulou M
1 January 1993
23
4
169-180