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R-SNARE ykt6 resides in membrane-associated protease-resistant protein particles and modulates cell cycle progression when over-expressed

  • Nandhakumar Thayanidhi
  • , Yingjian Liang
  • , Haruki Hasegawa
  • , Deborah C. Nycz
  • , Viola Oorschot
  • , Judith Klumperman
  • , Jesse C. Hay
  • University of Montana
  • Boston Medical Center - Brighton
  • Amgen Incorporated
  • Utrecht University

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