Crystal Structure of a TOG Domain: Conserved Features of XMAP215/Dis1-Family TOG Domains and Implications for Tubulin Binding
Authors:
- Anthony A. HymanAHAnthony A. Hyman
- Stephen C. HarrisonSHStephen C. Harrison
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