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SV Griffin, R Pichler, M Dittrich, R Durvasula … - Springer seminars in immunopathology, 2003 - Springer Abstract. The sequential activation of the cyclin-dependent kinases by their
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SK Park, W Kim, CH Lee, GY Koh - Nephron, 2000 - content.karger.com The present study was designed to determine the spatial correlation among extent
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[CITATION] Regulation of the G1/S transition phase in mesangial cells by E2F1
