The COG Complex, Rab6 and COPI Define a Novel Golgi Retrograde Trafficking Pathway that is Exploited by SubAB Toxin
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Richard D. Smith | V. Lupashin | Richard D Smith | J. Paton | A. Paton | I. Pokrovskaya | James C Paton | Rose Willett | Tetyana Kudlyk | Irina Pokrovskaya | Adrienne W Paton | Vladimir V Lupashin | Rose A Willett | Tetyana A Kudlyk | Richard D. Smith | Rose A. Willett | Tetyana Kudlyk
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