From plakoglobin to Wnt signaling |
| Fortunately or unforunately, this result yanked us out the relatively mellow world of intermediate filaments and plunked us, rather unexpectedly, into wacky world of Wnt signaling. . |
coming soon: anchored plakoglobin and the complex nature of TCF regulation in the early embryo. |
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