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Genetic analysis of the cytoplasmic dynein subunit families

Pfister et al., 2006

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Pfister K
Shah P
Hummerich H
Russ A
Cotton J
Annuar A
King S
Fisher E
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Cytoplasmic dyneins, the principal microtubule minus-end-directed motor proteins of the cell, are involved in many essential cellular processes. The major form of this enzyme is a complex of at least six protein subunits, and in mammals all but one of the subunits are …
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