Drosophila Dpp Morphogen Movement Is Independent of Dynamin-Mediated Endocytosis but Regulated by the Glypican Members of Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycans
Authors:
- Chun HanCHChun Han
- Dong YanDYDong Yan
- Robert J. OpokaRORobert J. Opoka
- Marat KhodounMKMarat Khodoun
- Hongzhu LiuHLHongzhu Liu
- Xinhua LinXLXinhua Lin
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