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Dissecting the mitotic requirements for efficient sister chromatid separation and partitioning in anaphase

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Dissecting the mitotic requirements for efficient sister chromatid separation and partitioning in anaphase

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on 11 Feb 2011

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2010

Benjamin Harrison

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on 11 Feb 2011

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TX0006722841

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2010

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Benjamin Harrison

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