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Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members

2016 doctoral thesis by Gardette Valmonte at Auckland University of Technology
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Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members

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Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members authored Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — author (P50): Gardette Valmonte[2].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's instance of is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's publisher is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — publisher (P123): Tuwhera Open Access Publisher[4].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's language of work or name is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's country of origin is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's publication date is recorded as +2016-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's main subject is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — main subject (P921): plant pathogen[8].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's Handle ID is recorded as 10292/10577[9].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's title is recorded as Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members[10].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's copyright holder is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — copyright holder (P3931): Gardette Valmonte[11].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's thesis submitted to is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — thesis submitted to (P4101): Auckland University of Technology[12].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[13].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's copyright status is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[14].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — thesis committee member (P9161): Colleen Higgins[15].
  • Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — thesis committee member (P9161): Robin MacDiarmid[16].

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Calcium-dependent Protein Kinases: Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members's instance of is recorded as Understanding Functional Diversification and Specificity of Plant Signalling Hubs Using the Most Conserved Members — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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