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Centrosomal protein 55: Research progress on biological characteristics, disease associations and clinical translational potential (Review)
Centrosomal protein 55 (CEP55), a core member of the CEP centrosomal protein family, is a molecule that regulates cytokinesis during the end of cell division and is also extensively involved in multiple physiological processes, including genomic stability maintenance, immune regulation and embryonic
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