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Baculoviruses remodel the cytoskeleton of insect hemocytes to breach the host basal lamina
Baculoviruses remodel the cytoskeleton of insect hemocytes to breach the host basal lamina
Authors
Ryuhei Kokusho* Susumu Katsuma*
Paper Information
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: Communications Biology
DOI
:
10.1038/s42003-025-07579-x
