Differential roles of microtubule assembly and sliding in proplatelet formation by megakaryocytes.
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Niels Galjart | Joseph E Italiano | N. Galjart | J. Hartwig | R. Shivdasani | J. Italiano | Jennifer L. Richardson | H. Schulze | Ramesh A Shivdasani | Harald Schulze | Sunita R Patel | Jennifer L Richardson | Eden Kahle | Ksenija Drabek | John H Hartwig | K. Drabek | Eden Kahle | Sunita R. Patel
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