Keplinger AJ, Srinivasan PA, Christensen SM et al. · The Journal of biological chemistry · PMID 41478570
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“The competitive interactions observed between IPO9 and cytoplasmic actin-binding proteins suggest that dynamically coupled equilibria mediate the nuclear transport of actin monomers.”
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