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Disruption of kinesin II function using a dominant negative-acting transgene in Xenopus laevis rods results in photoreceptor degeneration

  • Jennifer Lin-Jones
  • , Ed Parker
  • , Mike Wu
  • , Barry E. Knox
  • , Beth Burnside

Upstate Medical University

  • University of California at Berkeley

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