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Growth factor-induced ERK activity and FoxO3a nuclear-cytoplasmic pulsing dynamics in a mammary epithelial cell line. Dataset 1 of 1: single-cell reporter measurements.

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SUBMITTER: Somponnat Sampattavanich, Bernhard Steiert

PROVIDER: LDS-1394 | LINCS | 2017-05-02

REPOSITORIES: LINCS

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