Pyruvate kinase M2 is a phosphotyrosine-binding protein

Heather R. Christofk(Center for Systems Biology), Matthew G. Vander Heiden(Center for Systems Biology), Ning Wu(Center for Systems Biology), John M. Asara(Harvard University), Lewis C. Cantley(Center for Systems Biology)

Nature

March 1, 2008

10.1038/nature06667

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