Straight GDP-Tubulin Protofilaments Form in the Presence of Taxol
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Jonathon Howard | Daniel J. Muller | Jonne Helenius | A. Hyman | J. Howard | F. Severin | J. Helenius | Fedor Severin | Céline Elie-Caille | A. A. Hyman | D. Müller | C. Élie-Caille
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