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THE ROLE OF NUMA IN THE INTERPHASE NUCLEUS
Authors: MERDES A CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et Dw. Cleveland, THE ROLE OF NUMA IN THE INTERPHASE NUCLEUS, Journal of Cell Science, 111, 1998, pp. 71-79
NUMA IS ABSENT FROM NONSPHERICAL NUCLEI
Authors: MERDES A CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et Dw. Cleveland, NUMA IS ABSENT FROM NONSPHERICAL NUCLEI, Molecular biology of the cell, 8, 1997, pp. 1550-1550
PATHWAYS OF SPINDLE POLE FORMATION - DIFFERENT MECHANISMS - CONSERVEDCOMPONENTS
Authors: MERDES A CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et Dw. Cleveland, PATHWAYS OF SPINDLE POLE FORMATION - DIFFERENT MECHANISMS - CONSERVEDCOMPONENTS, The Journal of cell biology, 138(5), 1997, pp. 953-956
A COMPLEX OF NUMA AND CYTOPLASMIC DYNEIN IS ESSENTIAL FOR MITOTIC SPINDLE ASSEMBLY
Authors: MERDES A RAMYAR K VECHIO JD CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et al., A COMPLEX OF NUMA AND CYTOPLASMIC DYNEIN IS ESSENTIAL FOR MITOTIC SPINDLE ASSEMBLY, Molecular biology of the cell, 7, 1996, pp. 1207-1207
A COMPLEX OF NUMA AND CYTOPLASMIC DYNEIN IS ESSENTIAL FOR MITOTIC SPINDLE ASSEMBLY
Authors: MERDES A RAMYAR K VECHIO JD CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et al., A COMPLEX OF NUMA AND CYTOPLASMIC DYNEIN IS ESSENTIAL FOR MITOTIC SPINDLE ASSEMBLY, Cell, 87(3), 1996, pp. 447-458
THE NUCLEAR MITOTIC APPARATUS PROTEIN (NUMA) IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE FORMATION OF MITOTIC SPINDLES IN FROG EGG EXTRACTS
Authors: MERDES A RAMYAR K CLEVELAND DW
Citation: A. Merdes et al., THE NUCLEAR MITOTIC APPARATUS PROTEIN (NUMA) IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE FORMATION OF MITOTIC SPINDLES IN FROG EGG EXTRACTS, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 2111-2111
AMPLIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF MEMBERS OF THE ERBB-GENEFAMILY IN HUMAN GLIOBLASTOMA
Authors: SCHLEGEL J STUMM G BRANDLE K MERDES A MECHTERSHEIMER G HYNES NE KIESSLING M
Citation: J. Schlegel et al., AMPLIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF MEMBERS OF THE ERBB-GENEFAMILY IN HUMAN GLIOBLASTOMA, Journal of neuro-oncology, 22(3), 1994, pp. 201-207
AMPLIFICATION OF THE EPIDERMAL-GROWTH-FACTOR-RECEPTOR GENE CORRELATESWITH DIFFERENT GROWTH-BEHAVIOR IN HUMAN GLIOBLASTOMA
Authors: SCHLEGEL J MERDES A STUMM G ALBERT FK FORSTING M HYNES N KIESSLING M
Citation: J. Schlegel et al., AMPLIFICATION OF THE EPIDERMAL-GROWTH-FACTOR-RECEPTOR GENE CORRELATESWITH DIFFERENT GROWTH-BEHAVIOR IN HUMAN GLIOBLASTOMA, International journal of cancer, 56(1), 1994, pp. 72-77
TRANSIENT ARREST OF 3T3 CELLS IN MITOSIS AND INHIBITION OF NUCLEAR LAMIN REASSEMBLY AROUND CHROMATIN INDUCED BY ANTIVIMENTIN ANTIBODIES
Authors: KOUKLIS PD MERDES A PAPAMARCAKI T GEORGATOS SD
Citation: Pd. Kouklis et al., TRANSIENT ARREST OF 3T3 CELLS IN MITOSIS AND INHIBITION OF NUCLEAR LAMIN REASSEMBLY AROUND CHROMATIN INDUCED BY ANTIVIMENTIN ANTIBODIES, European journal of cell biology, 62(2), 1993, pp. 224-236
THE 47-KD LENS-SPECIFIC PROTEIN PHAKININ IS A TAILLESS INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT PROTEIN AND AN ASSEMBLY PARTNER OF FILENSIN
Authors: MERDES A GOUNARI F GEORGATOS SD
Citation: A. Merdes et al., THE 47-KD LENS-SPECIFIC PROTEIN PHAKININ IS A TAILLESS INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT PROTEIN AND AN ASSEMBLY PARTNER OF FILENSIN, The Journal of cell biology, 123(6), 1993, pp. 1507-1516
BOVINE FILENSIN POSSESSES PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRUCTURE SIMILARITY TO INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT PROTEINS
Authors: GOUNARI F MERDES A QUINLAN R HESS J FITZGERALD PG OUZOUNIS CA GEORGATOS SD
Citation: F. Gounari et al., BOVINE FILENSIN POSSESSES PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRUCTURE SIMILARITY TO INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT PROTEINS, The Journal of cell biology, 121(4), 1993, pp. 847-853
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