Solution structure of the ESCRT-I and -II supercomplex: implications for membrane budding and scission.
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Gerhard Hummer | Bartosz Różycki | Evzen Boura | William A Eaton | G. Hummer | W. Eaton | B. Różycki | J. Hurley | B. Canagarajah | H. Chung | E. Bouřa | D. Cafiso | James H Hurley | Bertram Canagarajah | Hoi Sung Chung | David S Cafiso | Dawn Z Herrick | Dawn Z. Herrick
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