Phosphorylated ubiquitin acts as a lighthouse for mitochondrial quality assurance
Fumika Koyano(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Noriyuki Matsuda(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Kei Okatsu(Kyoto University), Hidetaka Kosako(Institute for Advanced Medical Research), Mayumi Kimura(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Koji Yamano(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Nobutaka Arai, Erika Seki, Keiji Tanaka(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science), Yasushi Saeki(Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry)
The Molecular Biology Society of Japan
November 8, 2016
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