RasC Plays a Role in Transduction of Temporal Gradient Information in the Cyclic-AMP Wave of Dictyostelium discoideum
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William F. Loomis | Deborah Wessels | Karla J. Daniels | David R. Soll | Spencer Kuhl | W. Loomis | D. Soll | D. Fuller | D. Wessels | G. Spiegelman | K. Daniels | C. Lim | G. Weeks | N. Iranfar | Rebecca Brincks | Vesna Stepanovic | Gerald Weeks | Chinten J. Lim | George Spiegelman | Danny Fuller | Negin Iranfar | S. Kuhl | V. Stepanovic | Rebecca Brincks
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