Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications
Article . 2000 . Peer-reviewed
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Adaptor γ Ear Homology Domain Conserved in γ-Adaptin and GGA Proteins That Interact with γ-Synergin
Authors: Hiroyuki Takatsu; Kaori Yoshino; Kazuhisa Nakayama;
Adaptor γ Ear Homology Domain Conserved in γ-Adaptin and GGA Proteins That Interact with γ-Synergin
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