PINK1 Primes Parkin-Mediated Ubiquitination of PARIS in Dopaminergic Neuronal Survival
Yunjong Lee(Sungkyunkwan University), Ted M. Dawson(Johns Hopkins University), Sung-Ung Kang(Johns Hopkins University), Valina L. Dawson(Johns Hopkins University), Han Seok Ko(Johns Hopkins University), Jungwoo Wren Kim(University of California, Berkeley), Sangwoo Ham(Samsung (South Korea)), Saurav Brahmachari(Johns Hopkins University), Haisong Jiang(Kyushu University), Fabienne C. Fiesel(Jacksonville College), Kathleen Allen(Johns Hopkins University), Daniel A. Stevens(Johns Hopkins University), Tae‐In Kam(Johns Hopkins University), George K. E. Umanah(Johns Hopkins University), Wolfdieter Springer(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Leslie A. Scarffe(Johns Hopkins University), Joo‐Ho Shin(Chonnam National University), Hojin Kang(Samsung (South Korea)), Seung Pil Yun(Gyeongsang National University), Yun-Il Lee(Johns Hopkins University), Stewart Neifert(Johns Hopkins University)
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