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Table_1_VmPacC Is Required for Acidification and Virulence in Valsa mali.XLSX by Yuxing Wu (3818197)

“…At pH 6–10, the radial growth of a VmPacC deletion mutant decreased compared to wild-type. …”

Targeting Control sVEGFR1-Secretion Rates (q_sR1) for Basal Profile of Healthy Subject. by Florence T. H. Wu (255311)

“…<p>A: <i>Steady-state sensitivity of plasma and interstitial concentrations of free VEGF (top row) and free sVEGFR1 (bottom row) to q_sR1 from normal tissue (y-axis) and calf (x-axis)</i>. …”

Image_2_VmPacC Is Required for Acidification and Virulence in Valsa mali.TIF by Yuxing Wu (3818197)

“…At pH 6–10, the radial growth of a VmPacC deletion mutant decreased compared to wild-type. …”

Image_3_VmPacC Is Required for Acidification and Virulence in Valsa mali.TIF by Yuxing Wu (3818197)

“…At pH 6–10, the radial growth of a VmPacC deletion mutant decreased compared to wild-type. …”

Image_1_VmPacC Is Required for Acidification and Virulence in Valsa mali.TIF by Yuxing Wu (3818197)

“…At pH 6–10, the radial growth of a VmPacC deletion mutant decreased compared to wild-type. …”