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HIV Envelope-CXCR4 Signaling Activates Cofilin to Overcome Cortical Actin Restriction in Resting CD4 T Cells [My Copy]

Cell, Vol. 134, No. 5. (5 September 2008), pp. 782-792.

by Alyson Yoder, Dongyang Yu, Li Dong, et al.Subashini R. Iyer, Xuehua Xu, Jeremy Kelly, Juan Liu, Weifeng Wang, Paul J. Vorster, Liane Agulto, David A. Stephany, James N. Cooper, Jon W. Marsh, Yuntao Wu

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