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Amin Rustom

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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences|October 23, 2009
Hen or egg?: some thoughts on tunneling nanotubesAmin Rustom
Open Biology|June 10, 2016
The missing link: does tunnelling nanotube-based supercellularity provide a new understanding of chronic and lifestyle diseases?Amin Rustom
Frontiers in Physiology|November 12, 2014
Membrane nanotubes between peritoneal mesothelial cells: functional connectivity and crucial participation during inflammatory reactionsJulia Ranzinger, Amin Rustom, Vedat Schwenger
Communicative & Integrative Biology|June 27, 2013
Potential role of nanotubes in context of clinical treatments?Julia Ranzinger, Amin Rustom, Vedat Schwenger
Mechanisms of Development|December 19, 2012
Tunneling nanotubes, an emerging intercellular communication route in developmentHans-Hermann Gerdes, Amin Rustom, Xiang Wang
Soft Matter|January 29, 2015
Freely drawn single lipid nanotube patternsKaori Sugihara, Amin Rustom, Joachim P Spatz
Experimental Cell Research|September 25, 2018
Protease-resistant cell meshworks: An indication of membrane nanotube-based syncytia formationOskar Staufer, Jochen E Hernandez B, Amin Rustom
Genomics|January 13, 2006
The novel centrosomal associated protein CEP55 is present in the spindle midzone and the midbodyIsabel Martinez-Garay, Amin Rustom, Hans-Hermann Gerdes, et al.
Science (New York, N.Y.)|February 14, 2004
Nanotubular highways for intercellular organelle transportAmin Rustom, Rainer Saffrich, Ivanka Markovic, et al.
Biological Chemistry|April 4, 2003
'Piggy-back' transport of Xenopus hyaluronan synthase (XHAS1) via the secretory pathway to the plasma membraneJohannes Müllegger, Amin Rustom, Günther Kreil, et al.
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences|October 23, 2009
Hen or egg?: some thoughts on tunneling nanotubesAmin Rustom
Open Biology|June 10, 2016
The missing link: does tunnelling nanotube-based supercellularity provide a new understanding of chronic and lifestyle diseases?Amin Rustom
Frontiers in Physiology|November 12, 2014
Membrane nanotubes between peritoneal mesothelial cells: functional connectivity and crucial participation during inflammatory reactionsJulia Ranzinger, Amin Rustom, Vedat Schwenger
Communicative & Integrative Biology|June 27, 2013
Potential role of nanotubes in context of clinical treatments?Julia Ranzinger, Amin Rustom, Vedat Schwenger
Mechanisms of Development|December 19, 2012
Tunneling nanotubes, an emerging intercellular communication route in developmentHans-Hermann Gerdes, Amin Rustom, Xiang Wang
Soft Matter|January 29, 2015
Freely drawn single lipid nanotube patternsKaori Sugihara, Amin Rustom, Joachim P Spatz
Experimental Cell Research|September 25, 2018
Protease-resistant cell meshworks: An indication of membrane nanotube-based syncytia formationOskar Staufer, Jochen E Hernandez B, Amin Rustom
Genomics|January 13, 2006
The novel centrosomal associated protein CEP55 is present in the spindle midzone and the midbodyIsabel Martinez-Garay, Amin Rustom, Hans-Hermann Gerdes, et al.
Science (New York, N.Y.)|February 14, 2004
Nanotubular highways for intercellular organelle transportAmin Rustom, Rainer Saffrich, Ivanka Markovic, et al.
Biological Chemistry|April 4, 2003
'Piggy-back' transport of Xenopus hyaluronan synthase (XHAS1) via the secretory pathway to the plasma membraneJohannes Müllegger, Amin Rustom, Günther Kreil, et al.
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