Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Estrogen destabilizes microtubules through an ion-conductivity-independent TRPV1 pathway.
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Antonio Ferrer-Montiel
Chandan Goswami
Gregorio Fernández-Ballester
Jon D Levine
Julia Kuhn
Olayinka A Dina
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10.1111/J.1471-4159.2011.07270.X
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2011-05-13T00:00:00Z