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Plagiarism and pathogenesis: common themes in actin remodeling
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Plagiarism and pathogenesis: common themes in actin remodeling
Dev Cell.
2001 Sep.
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Abstract
The involvement of Nck in pedestal formation by EPEC highlights the similar strategies adopted by this bacterium and the Vaccinia virus to hijack the host cell's cytoskeleton.
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