The Caenorhabditis elegans p21-activated kinase (CePAK) colocalizes with CeRac1 and CDC42Ce at hypodermal cell boundaries during embryo elongation

Weining Chen, Shan Ghen, Seow Fong Yap, Louis Lim*

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