Bending-Induced Switching of Dynein Activity in Elastase-Treated Axonemes of Sea Urchin Sperm-Roles of Ca2+ and ADP

Bending-Induced Switching of Dynein Activity in Elastase-Treated Axonemes of Sea Urchin Sperm-Roles of Ca2+ and ADP
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10.1002/cm.20360
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2009-05-01
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Shingyoji, Chikako
Shingyoji, Chikako
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Hayashi, Shuichi;Shingyoji, Chikako

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