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Seminar: Jody Jellison

Posted on June 1, 2015 by eric

“Fungal cation translocation: a key point in fungal physiology, biodegradation and biogeochemical cycles”

Jody Jellison (Virginia Tech) was invited by IAM and this stay is supported by ARBRE.

We have scheduled this seminar the 3th June at Champenoux at 13h30 in the conference room

ABSTR Cation Metabolism and Translocation in the Brown Rot Fungi

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