March 1, 2003Molecular Biology of the CellOpen Access

Myo3A, One of Two Class III Myosin Genes Expressed in Vertebrate Retina, Is Localized to the Calycal Processes of Rod and Cone Photoreceptors and Is Expressed in the Sacculus

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ADAndrea C. DoséUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte DHDavid W. HillmanMayo Clinic CWCynthia WongUniversity of the Pacific

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Basic characterization of bass class III myosins leaves open roles in human sensory disorders; requires mammalian validation before any clinical inference.

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Basic characterization of bass class III myosins leaves open roles in human sensory disorders; requires mammalian validation before any clinical inference.

Myo3A, One of Two Class III Myosin Genes Expressed in Vertebrate Retina, Is Localized to the Calycal Processes of Rod and Cone Photoreceptors and Is Expressed in the Sacculus

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Myo3A, One of Two Class III Myosin Genes Expressed in Vertebrate Retina, Is Localized to the Calycal Processes of Rod and Cone Photoreceptors and Is Expressed in the Sacculus

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