A phylogenetically conserved NAD <sup>+</sup> -dependent protein deacetylase activity in the Sir2 protein family
Jeffrey S. Smith(University of Virginia), Jef D. Boeke(NYU Langone Health), Margaret A. Kenna, Vincent J. Starai(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Carrie Baker Brachmann(Gilead Sciences (United States)), Jorge C. Escalante‐Semerena(University of Georgia), Cynthia Wolberger(Johns Hopkins University), Ivana Celic(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Shabazz Muhammad(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), José L. Avalos(Princeton University), Charles Grubmeyer(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
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