G-rich, a Drosophila selenoprotein, is a Golgi-resident type III membrane protein
Chang Lan Chen(Seoul National University), Byeong Jae Lee(National Institutes of Health), Xiao Hou(Beijing Sport University), Jin Young Kim(Seoul National University), Jinmi Choi(Seoul National University), Bradley A. Carlson(National Cancer Institute), Hyun-Seung Yoo(Seoul National University), Shu Zang(Liaoning University), Dolph L. Hatfield(Northwestern University), Jiyeol Chung(Seoul National University), J. Ha(Seoul National University), Myoung Sup Shim
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