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Studies on the role of some signal transduction moieties and cell-cell interactions associated with the cellular defense response of silkworm bombyx mori L. to bacterial infections / researched by Natraj Krishnan; guided by Jayanta Kumar Kundu and Anathbandhu Chaudhuri.

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TextPublisher: Midnapore : Vidyasagar University , 2002Description: viii,230p. : ills.,figs.,tables ; 28cm.Subject(s): SILKWORMS | BOMBYX MORI (SILK WORM)-GENETICAL ASPECTSDDC classification: 595.7813

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