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Благодарности
PM и AN признают финансирование, полученное в рамках исследовательской и инновационной программы Европейского Союза Horizon 2020 под названием MODLIFE (Advanced Modeling for Process-Product Innovation, Optimization, Monitoringand Control in Life Science Industries) в рамках грантового соглашения Марии Склодовской-Кюри номер 675251. Рик ван де Зедде, Университет Вагенингена и исследования, Нидерланды, за предоставление цифрового фенотипического изображения.
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