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Taketoshi Kambara, Lu Rao, Yosuke Yamagishi

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    |July 14, 2025
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    基因素-1运动蛋白KIF5A在长鹿和鱼中进化了更快的速度,有助于长距离的轴突运输. 独特的适应允许有效的货物运动,尽管减少了力量,展示进化的可塑性.

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