Explore the intricate relationship between cell and nuclear shape in plants through this insightful 27-minute conference talk presented by Kentaro Tamura at the Society for Experimental Biology's annual Conference 2021. Delve into the functional and spatial coordination mechanisms that govern plant cell morphology and nuclear structure, gaining valuable insights into plant biology and cellular organization.
Functional and Spatial Coordination Between Cell and Nuclear Shape in Plants by Kentaro Tamura
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Functional and spatial coordination between cell and nuclear shapre in plants by Kentaro Tamura
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Society for Experimental Biology
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