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ANLN gene

Known as: Scraps, Anillin, Actin Binding Protein Gene, ANLN 
This gene is involved in cytokinesis.
National Institutes of Health

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Actin-Binding Protein AnillinCell MovementCytokinesisCytoskeletal Modeling

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2016
2016
Effect of mixed of Industrial Scraps and Lamp Black Percent on the Mechanical properties of NR70/SBR30 composite
2014
2014
Experimental Studies of the Application of Turn Steel Scraps as Fibres in Concrete – A Rehabilitative Approach
Abstract— Concrete, even though inevitable in the field of construction, is characterised by its brittle failure. It nears to… 
2008
2008
Nonmetallic Inclusions in Solar Cell Silicon: Focusing on Recycling of Scraps
2005
2005
La gestion des déchets: d'une logique de traiteur à une logique d'expert. Exemple de la société SITA
Le developpement durable s’inscrit a tous les niveaux : sur le plan environnemental, economique et societal. Au sein de la… 
2002
2002
Bird scraps from a Greek table: The case of Klisoura Cave
The paper analyses bird remains from Klisoura Cave, Eastern Peloponnese, Greece. The 449 remains belong to 10 taxa, of which two… 
1998
1998
Pallet scraps yield mulch and compost
Kansas pallet recovery firm now processes industrial wood, along with land clearing and landscaping debris. A marketing dilemma… 
1997
1997
Building from the Scraps: Art Therapy within a Homeless Community
1995
1995
Raven Abundance at Anthropogenic Resources in the Western Mojave Desert, California
Common raven (Corvus corax) populations have increased considerably in recent years in the deserts of southwestern United States… 
1990
1990
The history of printed scraps
1946
1946
Studies of the dissemination of cysts and ova of human intestinal parasites by flies in various localities on Guam.
Summary 1.  Apparatus used in trapping flies and for collecting and examining their dejecta are described. 2.  Data relative to… 
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