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Differential contribution of M(r) 120 kDa rasGTPase-activating protein and neurofibromatosis type 1 gene product during the transition from growth phase to arrested state in human fibroblasts accompanied by a unique rasGTPase-activating activity

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Differential contribution of M(r) 120 kDa rasGTPase-activating protein and neurofibromatosis type 1 gene product during the transition from growth phase to arrested state in human fibroblasts accompanied by a unique rasGTPase-activating activity (English)

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Kobayashi M

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Hashimoto N

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Hoshino M

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Hattori S

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