Phosphorylation of Drebrin by Cyclin-Dependent Kinase 5 and Its Role in Neuronal Migration
Kazuya Tanabe(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Shin-ichi Hisanaga(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Hiroyuki Yamazaki(Gunma University), Masato Taoka(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Taeko Kimura(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Toshio Ohshima(Waseda University), Tomoaki Shirao(Gunma University), Teiichi Furuichi(Tokyo University of Science), Akiko Asada(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Junya Takahashi(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Toshiaki Isobe(Tokyo Metropolitan University), Koh-ichi Nagata(Aichi Developmental Disability Center), Yutaka Inaguma(Aichi Developmental Disability Center)
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