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Localization of the PP2A B56γ regulatory subunit at the Golgi complex: possible role in vesicle transport and migration

Ito et al., 2003

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15464042110025610139
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Ito A
Koma Y
Sohda M
Watabe K
Nagano T
Misumi Y
Nojima H
Kitamura Y
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The American journal of pathology

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The BL6 subline was derived from the F10 line, which was derived from the B16 mouse melanoma cell line. BL6 cells are more invasive than F10 cells and differ genetically from F10 cells by an alteration of the gene encoding the B56γ regulatory subunit of protein …
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