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Course: BIOS 95, Spring 2008School: Lehigh
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iBioSeminars at www.ascb.org Cytoskeletal Motor Proteins by Dr. Ronald Vale, University of California, <a href="/keyword/san-francisco/" >san francisco</a> General questions to consider: What are cytoskeletal motor proteins? Why is there an interest in studying cytoskeletal motor proteins? How do cytoskeletal motor proteins work? How are cytoskeletal motor proteins...
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