Binding of the Mex67p/Mtr2p Heterodimer to Fxfg, Glfg, and Fg Repeat Nucleoporins Is Essential for Nuclear mRNA Export
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Ed Hurt | E. Hurt | J. Baßler | K. Sträßer | Katja Sträßer | Jochen Baßler
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