Cortactin Is a Functional Target of E-cadherin-activated Src Family Kinases in MCF7 Epithelial Monolayers*
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S. Weed | A. Yap | Alpha S Yap | Scott A Weed | G. Ren | Gang Ren | Falak M Helwani | Suzie Verma | Robert W McLachlan | Falak M. Helwani | F. Helwani | S. Verma | Robert Mclachlan
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