Myosin-Va mediates RNA distribution in primary fibroblasts from multiple organs.

Myosin-Va mediates RNA distribution in primary fibroblasts from multiple organs.
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10.1002/cm.20272
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2008-05
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Verônica P. Salerno;A. Calliari;D. William Provance;J. Sotelo-Silveira;José Roberto Sotelo;John A. Mercer-John-A
Verônica P. Salerno;A. Calliari;D. William Provance;J. Sotelo-Silveira;José Roberto Sotelo;John A. Mercer-John-A
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Verônica P. Salerno;A. Calliari;D. William Provance;J. Sotelo-Silveira;José Roberto Sotelo;John A. Mercer-John-A

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