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March 19, 2013Journal of Pineal Research

Transcriptional suppression of tryptamine 5‐hydroxylase, a terminal serotonin biosynthetic gene, induces melatonin biosynthesis in rice ( O ryza sativa L .)

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SPSangkyu ParkSTR Biotech (South Korea)YBYeong ByeonChonnam National UniversityKBKyoungwhan BackChonnam National University

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