Tropoelastin bridge region positions the cell-interactive C terminus and contributes to elastic fiber assembly
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Manfred Roessle | Giselle C Yeo | Clair Baldock | Steven G Wise | Anthony S Weiss | Suzanne M Mithieux | Anne Tuukkanen | J. Matthews | M. Roessle | A. Tuukkanen | A. Weiss | C. Baldock | S. Mithieux | Giselle C. Yeo | S. Wise | Leanne B Dyksterhuis | Jacqueline Matthews | L. Dyksterhuis
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