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Anne K Kenworthy1, Stefanie S Schmieder2,3,4, Krishnan Raghunathan5

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GL-Lect hypothesisGM1cholera toxin B-subunitendocytosisglycolipidsmembrane curvaturemembrane nanodomainsmembrane raftsretrograde trafficking

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