α-Internexin Is Structurally and Functionally Associated with the Neurofilament Triplet Proteins in the Mature CNS
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Veeranna | J. Julien | R. Liem | Takahiro Sasaki | R. Nixon | Yuanxin Chen | A. Peterson | J. Eyer | M. Rao | Asok Kumar | A. Yuan
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