Controlling the Metabolic Flux through the Carotenoid Pathway Using Directed mRNA Processing and Stabilization

Christina D. Smolke; Vincent J. J. Martin; Jay D Keasling

doi:10.1006/mben.2001.0194

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Controlling the Metabolic Flux through the Carotenoid Pathway Using Directed mRNA Processing and Stabilization

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