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Review
. 2012 Jun 1;125(Pt 11):2547-52.
doi: 10.1242/jcs.066654.

Classical and desmosomal cadherins at a glance

Masataka Saito  1 , Dana K Tucker, Drew Kohlhorst, Carien M Niessen, Andrew P Kowalczyk
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Review

Classical and desmosomal cadherins at a glance

Masataka Saito et al. J Cell Sci. .
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