An F-Box/WD40 repeat-containing protein important for Dictyostelium cell-type proportioning, slug behaviour, and culmination.
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R. Firtel | J. Williams | A. Nomura | Jeffrey G. Williams | K. Jermyn | N. Yadava | Anson M. Nomura | S. Mohanty | A. Clark | T. Abe | M. Nelson | C. J. Funair | S. Mohanty | A. Nomura | Margaret K Nelson | Alexandra L. Clark | Negendra Yadava | Chanin J Funair | Sudhasri Mohanty
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