G protein βγ directly regulates SNARE protein fusion machinery for secretory granule exocytosis
Trillium Blackmer(Northwestern University), Thomas F.J. Martin(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Cheryl Bartleson(Vanderbilt University), Simon Alford(University of Illinois Chicago), Anita M. Preininger(Vanderbilt University), Judith A. Kowalchyk(Dartmouth College), Eric Larsen(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Eun-Ja Yoon(Vanderbilt University), Heidi E. Hamm(Vanderbilt University)
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