The expression and localization of a novel protein phosphatase inhibitor 2810408A11Rik in mouse testis and sperm.

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The expression and localization of a novel protein phosphatase inhibitor 2810408A11Rik in mouse testis and sperm.

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The expression and localizatio ...... Rik in mouse testis and sperm.

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The expression and localizatio ...... 1Rik in mouse testis and sperm

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Yibo Wu

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Zuomin Zhou

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