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Class:IdLiteratureReference:9663256
_displayNameXIRP2, an actin-binding protein essential for inner ear hair-cell stereocilia
_timestamp2019-09-29 02:09:14
author[Person:9663258] Scheffer, Déborah I
[Person:9663242] Zhang, Duan-Sun
[Person:8942943] Shen, Jun
[Person:9663244] Indzhykulian, Artur
[Person:9663221] Karavitaki, K Domenica
[Person:9663236] Xu, Yichao Joy
[Person:9663228] Wang, Qinchuan
[Person:9663265] Lin, Jim Jung-Ching
[Person:9663252] Chen, Zheng-Yi
[Person:9609905] Corey, David P
created[InstanceEdit:9663230] May, Bruce, 2019-09-29
journalCell Rep
pages1811-8
pubMedIdentifier25772365
titleXIRP2, an actin-binding protein essential for inner ear hair-cell stereocilia
volume10
year2015
(literatureReference)[Complex:9662407] Stereocilium rootlet [cytosol] [Mus musculus]
[Complex:9662419] Stereocilium shaft [cytosol] [Mus musculus]
[Complex:9663248] Outer hair cell stereocilium cytoskeleton [cytosol] [Mus musculus]
[Complex:9663260] Inner hair cell stereocilium cytoskeleton [cytosol] [Mus musculus]
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