Familial Parkinson disease gene product, parkin, is a ubiquitin-protein ligase

Hideki Shimura(Juntendo University), Toshiaki Suzuki(Rakuten (Japan)), Kazuhiro Iwaï(Kyoto University), Tomoki Chiba(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Shuichi Asakawa(Hosei University), Yoshikuni Mizuno(Juntendo University), Keiji Tanaka(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Nobutaka Hattori(Juntendo University Hospital), Nobuyoshi Shimizu(Chiba-Nishi General Hospital), Shinichiro Kubo(Juntendo University)
Nature Genetics
July 1, 2000
10.1038/77060
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