Protein tyrosine phosphatase κ and SHP-1 are involved in the regulation of cell-cell contacts at adherens junctions in the exocrine pancreas
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Jürgen Schnekenburger | Elke Albrecht | J. Mayerle | M. Lerch | J. Schnekenburger | J. Schnekenburger | W. Domschke | I. Buchwalow | F. Weiss | B. Krüger | E. Albrecht | Julia Mayerle | Markus M. Lerch | V. Samoilova | Wolfram Domschke | Vera Samoilova | Burkhard Krüger | Igor B. Buchwalow | Frank-Ulrich Weiss | E. Albrecht | J. Mayerle | M. Lerch | M. Lerch | V E Samoilova | W Domschke | Juergen Schnekenburger | Igor B. Buchwalow | Elke Albrecht | Vera Samoilova | Igor Buchwalow
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