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Video illustration for the article: Fathers and Sons in Cell Physiology

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Video illustration for the article: Matveev VV, Wheatley DN. "Fathers" and "sons" of theories in cell physiology: the membrane theory. Cell Mol Biol. 2005, 51(

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Faces of the History of Cell Biology:
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