G Protein–Coupled Receptor–Mediated Activation of p110β by Gβγ Is Required for Cellular Transformation and Invasiveness
Hashem A. Dbouk(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Jonathan Backer(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Oscar Vadas(University of Geneva), Olga Perišić(MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology), Bernd Nürnberg(University of Tübingen), Roger Williams(MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology), Aliaksei Shymanets(University of Tübingen), Bassem D. Khalil(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Anne R. Bresnick(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Chinmay R. Surve(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Ronald Taussig(Southwestern Medical Center), Rachel S. Salamon(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Christian Harteneck(University of Tübingen), John E. Burke(University of Victoria), Mathew O. Barrett(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), T. Kendall Harden(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Christine Hsueh(Yale University), Alan V. Smrcka(University of Michigan), Gary L. Waldo(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Peter R. Shepherd(University of Auckland)
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