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April 1, 1986The Journal of Cell BiologyOpen Access

Definition of an N-terminal actin-binding domain and a C-terminal Ca2+ regulatory domain in human brevin.

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JBJoseph BryanPacific Northwest Diabetes Research InstituteSHS Y HwoPrinceton University

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