Inducible Peptides Against Bacteria And Trypanosomes

Título:

Inducible Peptides Against Bacteria And Trypanosomes

Autor:

Cicero Brasileiro de Mello Neto

Ano:

1989

Revista:

PROCEEDINGS OF THE II SYMPOSIUM ON HOST. REGULATED DEVELOPMENTAL MECHANISMS IN VECTOR ARTROPODS

Tags:

Inducible Peptides

Insect Immune System

Idioma:

Inglês

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