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Reliable tool for detection of novel Coxiella burnetii antigens, using immobilized human polyclonal antibodies

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Author : Gabriela Flores-Ramírez; Maksym Danchenko; Marco Quevedo-Díaz; Ludovit Skultety

Year: 2016

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Techniques in Plant Proteomics

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Ludovít Škultéty; Maxym Danchenko; Anna Pret’ová; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2009

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Radioactive Chernobyl Environment Has Produced High-Oil Flax Seeds That Show Proteome Alterations Related to Carbon Metabolism during Seed Development

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Katarína Klubicová; Maksym Danchenko; Ludovit Skultety; Valentyna V. Berezhna; Namik M. Rashydov; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2013

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Soybeans Grown in the Chernobyl Area Produce Fertile Seeds that Have Increased Heavy Metal Resistance and Modified Carbon Metabolism

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Katarína Klubicová; Maksym Danchenko; Ludovit Skultety; Valentyna V. Berezhna; Lubica Uvackova; Namik M. Rashydov; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2012

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Comparative quantitative proteomic analysis of embryogenic and non-embryogenic calli in maize suggests the role of oxylipins in plant totipotency

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Miroslava Varhaníková; Lubica Uvackova; Ludovit Skultety; Anna Pretova; Bohuš Obert; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2014

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Proteomics Analysis of Flax Grown in Chernobyl Area Suggests Limited Effect of Contaminated Environment on Seed Proteome

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Katarína Klubicová; Maksym Danchenko; Ludovit Skultety; Ján A. Miernyk; Namik M. Rashydov; Valentyna V. Berezhna; Anna Pret’ová; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2010

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Agricultural recovery of a formerly radioactive area: I. Establishment of high-resolution quantitative protein map of mature flax seeds harvested from the remediated Chernobyl area

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Author : Katarína Klubicová; Michal Berčák; Maksym Danchenko; Ludovit Skultety; Namik M. Rashydov; Valentyna V. Berezhna; Ján A. Miernyk; Martin Hajduch

Year: 2011

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Reliable tool for detection of novel Coxiella burnetii antigens, using immobilized human polyclonal antibodies

Techniques in Plant Proteomics

Radioactive Chernobyl Environment Has Produced High-Oil Flax Seeds That Show Proteome Alterations Related to Carbon Metabolism during Seed Development

Soybeans Grown in the Chernobyl Area Produce Fertile Seeds that Have Increased Heavy Metal Resistance and Modified Carbon Metabolism

Comparative quantitative proteomic analysis of embryogenic and non-embryogenic calli in maize suggests the role of oxylipins in plant totipotency

Proteomics Analysis of Flax Grown in Chernobyl Area Suggests Limited Effect of Contaminated Environment on Seed Proteome

Agricultural recovery of a formerly radioactive area: I. Establishment of high-resolution quantitative protein map of mature flax seeds harvested from the remediated Chernobyl area

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Reliable tool for detection of novel Coxiella burnetii antigens, using immobilized human polyclonal antibodies

Techniques in Plant Proteomics

Radioactive Chernobyl Environment Has Produced High-Oil Flax Seeds That Show Proteome Alterations Related to Carbon Metabolism during Seed Development

Soybeans Grown in the Chernobyl Area Produce Fertile Seeds that Have Increased Heavy Metal Resistance and Modified Carbon Metabolism

Comparative quantitative proteomic analysis of embryogenic and non-embryogenic calli in maize suggests the role of oxylipins in plant totipotency

Proteomics Analysis of Flax Grown in Chernobyl Area Suggests Limited Effect of Contaminated Environment on Seed Proteome

Agricultural recovery of a formerly radioactive area: I. Establishment of high-resolution quantitative protein map of mature flax seeds harvested from the remediated Chernobyl area