Studying circadian rhythms in plants and their pathogens might lead to precision medicine for people

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2017-11-26

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Lu, Hua and Linda Wiratan. "Studying circadian rhythms in plants and their pathogens might lead to precision medicine for people." The Conversation (26 November, 2017). https://theconversation.com/studying-circadian-rhythms-in-plants-and-their-pathogens-might-lead-to-precision-medicine-for-people-84024.

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