J. Sobanski

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1. Why are most organelle genomes transmitted maternally?

   S. Greiner, J. Sobanski, R. Bock

   2014Bioessays274 citations Open access

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2. NblA, a Key Protein of Phycobilisome Degradation, Interacts with ClpC, a HSP100 Chaperone Partner of a Cyanobacterial Clp Protease*

   Anne Karradt, J. Sobanski, J. Mattow, W. Lockau +1 more

   2008Journal of Biological Chemistry95 citations Open access

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3. Spontaneous Chloroplast Mutants Mostly Occur by Replication Slippage and Show a Biased Pattern in the Plastome of Oenothera[OPEN]

   Amid Massouh, Julia Schubert, Liliya Yaneva-Roder, E. Ulbricht-Jones +7 more

   2016The Plant Cell45 citations Open access

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4. Chloroplast competition is controlled by lipid biosynthesis in evening primroses

   J. Sobanski, P. Giavalisco, A. Fischer, Julia M Kreiner +8 more

   2019Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America37 citations Open access

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5. Spontaneous chloroplast mutants mostly occur by replication slippage and 1 show a biased pattern in the plastome of Oenothera

   Julia Schubert, Liliya Yaneva-Roder, Ulbricht-Jones, A. Zupok +6 more

   201616 citations

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6. Chloroplast competition is controlled by lipid biosynthesis in evening primroses

   J. Sobanski, P. Giavalisco, A. Fischer, Julia M Kreiner +8 more

   2018bioRxiv1 citations Open access

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7. Distribution of nerve endings in fetal female external genital organs

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   20040 citations

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8. Nerve endings in the external genital organs of human female fetuses between 17 and 24 weeks

   J. Sobanski, B. Otulakowski, P. Kromer

   19980 citations

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