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The small GTPase Rab 14 regulates apical targeting. Traffic 9:1218-1231

The small GTPase Rab 14 regulates apical targeting. Traffic 9:1218-1231

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Kitt, KN, et al. The Small GTPase Rab 14 Regulates Apical Targeting. Traffic 9:1218-1231. Jan. 2008.

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