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November 1, 1979FEMS Microbiology Letters

Immunofluorescence of the tubulin system in cellular slime moulds

Eberhard Unger Salvatore Rubino Ted Weinert Piero Cappuccinelli

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E. Unger, S. Rubino, T. Weinert, P. Cappuccinelli; Immunofluorescence of the tubulin system in cellular slime moulds, FEMS Microbiology Letters, Volume 6,

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