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Changes in Cell Morphology Are Coordinated with Cell Growth through the TORC1 Pathway
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Document Date: 2013-07-15 15:16:36

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Marion / Cellular Biosciences / Pheromone Treatment Promotes Nuclear Export / Shimizu / Artim S.A. / Knudsen / Elsevier Ltd / /

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Japan / United States / /

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TOR complex / Howard Hughes Medical Institute / C terminus / The University of Tokyo / Rapamycin Complex / H. Koch Institute / Iml1 complex / National Cancer Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Physical Sciences Oncology Center / EGO complex / The Iml1 complex / TORC1 complex / /

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secretion machinery / chemical switch / chemical cleavage / /

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strain / human tumor / amino acid starvation / starvation / nitrogen starvation / /

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National Cancer Institute / A B / Physical Sciences Oncology Center / University of Tokyo / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Harvard University Medical School / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science / American Cancer Society / TORC1 Pathway Alexi I. Goranov / 1 Amneet Gulati / 1 / 2 Noah Dephoure / 3 Terunao Takahara / 4 Tatsuya Maeda / 4 Steven P. Gygi / 3 Scott Manalis / 1 / 2 and Angelika Amon1 / 5 / * 1David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research / Howard Hughes Medical Institute / Uehara Memorial Foundation / /

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Robbie Loewith / Nat / Erik Spear / Frank Solomon / Lew / /

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investigator / central coordinator / D.J. / Bishop / Nurse / Major / /

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Latrunculin A / /

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M.B. / North Dakota / Nova Scotia / Sch9 / Massachusetts / /

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alpha / proteomics / gene expression / cell assays / /

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