Physical association between a novel plasma-membrane structure and centrosome orients cell division
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Naoto Ueno | Naoyuki Miyazaki | Hitoyoshi Yasuo | Takefumi Negishi | N. Ueno | H. Yasuo | K. Murata | N. Miyazaki | Takefumi Negishi | Kazuyoshi Murata
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