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J-GLOBAL ID：201902226847348840   Reference number：19A1622387

ネムリユスリカの培養細胞の乾燥耐性に迫る

Author (3)： YAMADA TAKAHIRO (慶応大 理工) ,  FUNAHASHI AKIRA (慶応大 理工) ,  KIKAWADA TAKAHIRO (農業・食品産業技術総合研究機構)
Material： バイオサイエンスとインダストリー  (B & I)
Volume： 77  Issue： 4  Page： 310-311  Publication year： Jul. 10, 2019 
JST Material Number： G0089A  ISSN： 0914-8981  CODEN： BIDSE6  Document type： Article
Article type： 解説  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： JAPANESE (JA)

Thesaurus term： *Chironomidae ,...
Semi thesaurus term： *Polypedilum vanderplanki ,...

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JST classification (4)： Animal physiology in general  (EJ02010E) ,  Cell physiology in general  (EF02010S) ,  Gene expression  (EC02040Q) ,  Biosubstance in general  (EB02010G)

Substance index (1)： Trehalose

Reference (7)：

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Terms in the title (3)： ネムリユスリカ ,  培養細胞 ,  乾燥耐性