Bin1 directly remodels actin dynamics through its BAR domain
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A. Teleman | S. Boulant | T. Jahn | J. Faix | P. Shah | Stefan Brühmann | Eliana Nachman | T. Katsinelos | M. Winterhoff | Nina M. Dräger
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