Characterization of MAD2B and Other Mitotic Spindle Checkpoint Genes
Authors:
- Daniel P. CahillDCDaniel P. Cahill
- Luis T. da CostaLCLuis T. da Costa
- Eleanor B. Carson-WalterECEleanor B. Carson-Walter
- Kenneth W. KinzlerKKKenneth W. Kinzler
- Bert VogelsteinBVBert Vogelstein
- Christoph LengauerCLChristoph Lengauer
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