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Are the cytosolic components of the nuclear, ER, and mitochondrial import apparatus functionally related?

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Published1992
Citations42
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1992 • 335 citations

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1990 • 278 citations

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1992 • 278 citations

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1992 • 237 citations

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1990 • 228 citations

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1989 • 208 citations

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1991 • 173 citations

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1990 • 159 citations

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1990 • 128 citations

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1991 • 112 citations

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1992 • 93 citations

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