Melanin transfer in human skin cells is mediated by filopodia--a model for homotypic and heterotypic lysosome-related organelle transfer. (Q54426509)

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English	Melanin transfer in human skin cells is mediated by filopodia--a model for homotypic and heterotypic lysosome-related organelle transfer.	scientific article published on 25 May 2010

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Melanin transfer in human skin cells is mediated by filopodia--a model for homotypic and heterotypic lysosome-related organelle transfer. (English)

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Suman K Singh

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Robin Kurfurst

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Carine Nizard

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Sylvianne Schnebert

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Eric Perrier

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Desmond J Tobin

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