Foxo1 nucleo-cytoplasmic distribution and unidirectional nuclear influx are the same in nuclei in a single skeletal muscle fiber but vary between fibers.

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Foxo1 nucleo-cytoplasmic distribution and unidirectional nuclear influx are the same in nuclei in a single skeletal muscle fiber but vary between fibers.

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Martin F Schneider

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Sarah J Russell

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Yewei Liu

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10.1152/AJPCELL.00168.2017

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