An ATP Gate Controls Tubulin Binding by the Tethered Head of Kinesin-1
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Julia Hoeng | Robert A. Cross | L. Amos | J. Hoeng | R. Cross | D. Drummond | Maria C. Alonso | Douglas R. Drummond | Susan Kain | Linda Amos | M. Alonso | S. Kain
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