Functional analysis of candidate ABC transporter proteins for sitosterol transport.
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T. Litman | C. Higgins | A. Sardini | J. Elliott | C. Albrecht | P. Meier | B. Stieger | C F Higgins | P J Meier | B Stieger | T Litman | C Albrecht | J I Elliott | A Sardini
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