Adding to the antifreeze agenda

Charles A. Knight ()
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Charles A. Knight: National Center for Atmospheric Research

Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6793, 249-251

Abstract: Antifreeze proteins enable certain organisms to survive cold conditions, and are best known in fish. Examples from grass and two species of insect have now also been characterized.

Date: 2000
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