Otten L

Publishing 1970–2007

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Publications 4

  1. Abnormal accumulation of sugars and phenolics in tobacco roots expressing the Agrobacterium T-6b oncogene and the role of these compounds in 6b-induced growth
    Clément B, Perot J, Geoffroy P, Legrand M, Zon J, Otten L
    molecular plant-microbe interactions : mpmi 2007 436 reads
  2. The Agrobacterium oncogene AB-6b causes a graft-transmissible enation syndrome in tobacco
    Helfer A, Clément B, Michler P, Otten L
    plant molecular biology 2003 389 reads
  3. Functional diversity and mutational analysis of Agrobacterium 6B oncoproteins
    Helfer A, Pien S, Otten L
    molecular genetics and genomics : mgg 2002 420 reads
  4. Role of T-region borders in Agrobacterium host range
    Paulus F, Huss B, Tinland B, Herrmann A, Canaday J, Otten L
    molecular plant-microbe interactions : mpmi 1970 363 reads

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  1. Secondary DNA transfer by working gloves.
    as Laura Otten forensic science international genetics 2019
    Same name only

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