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Walker, B., Tempel, W., Zhu, H., Park, H., & Cochran, J. (2019). Chromokinesins NOD and KID Use Distinct ATPase Mechanisms and Microtubule Interactions To Perform a Similar Function. Biochemistry, 58(18), 2326-2338.

Date
Thu, 11/04/2019 - 12:00
PubMed ID
30973712
Author(s)
Walker BC, Tempel W, Zhu H, Park HW, Cochran JC.
Year
2019
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