Structural Basis for Activation of the Receptor Tyrosine Kinase KIT by Stem Cell Factor
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Joseph Schlessinger | I. Lax | J. Schlessinger | V. Mandiyan | S. Yuzawa | Zhongtao Zhang | Irit Lax | Valsan Mandiyan | Satoru Yuzawa | Yarden Opatowsky | Zhongtao Zhang | Y. Opatowsky
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