Gap junction processing and redistribution revealed by quantitative optical measurements of connexin46 epitopes in the lens.
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Christian Soeller | Paul J Donaldson | Mark B Cannell | C. Soeller | M. Cannell | P. Donaldson | M. Jacobs | Marc D Jacobs | Aran M G Sisley | A. Sisley
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