Clarin-1, Encoded by the Usher Syndrome III Causative Gene, Forms a Membranous Microdomain
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W. Hauswirth | J. Flannery | K. Alagramam | Guilian Tian | Yun Zhou | D. Hájková | M. Miyagi | A. Dinculescu | K. Palczewski | Ruishuang Geng | J. Isosomppi | E. Sankila | Y. Imanishi | Dagmar Hájková
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