Centrosome splitting in neutrophils: An unusual phenomenon related to cell activation and motility
Authors:
- Manfred SchliwaMSManfred Schliwa
- Katherine B. PryzwanskyKPKatherine B. Pryzwansky
- Ursula EuteneuerUEUrsula Euteneuer
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