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Molecular mechanisms of membrane fusion and applications of membrane fusion techniques

Wilschut et al., 2012

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5462212080730421555
Author
Wilschut J
Scholma J
Stegmann T
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Biotechnological Applications of Lipid Microstructures

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The functioning of all eukaryotic cells is critically dependent on a variety of membrane fusion phenomena. For example, membrane fusion plays a key role not only in such cell-cell fusion events as fertilization and myogenesis, but also in intracellular transport processes …
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