Both lamin A and lamin C mutations cause lamina instability as well as loss of internal nuclear lamin organization. (Q50775986)

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Both lamin A and lamin C mutations cause lamina instability as well as loss of internal nuclear lamin organization. (English)

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author name string

Jos L V Broers

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H J H Kuijpers

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C Ostlund

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H J Worman

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J Endert

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F C S Ramaekers

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English

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publication date

20 December 2004

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Experimental Cell Research

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304

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2

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582-592

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