GRK2 kinases in the primary cilium initiate SMOOTHENED-PKA signaling in the Hedgehog cascade
Madison F. Walker(University of Utah), Benjamin R. Myers(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Mattie J. Casey(University of Utah), Stefan Schulz(Jena University Hospital), Zachary Michaelson(University of Utah), Kristen M. Kwan(University of Utah), J.J.G. Tesmer(Purdue University West Lafayette), Rodney A. Stewart(University of Utah), Yu‐Chen Yen(University of South Florida), Falko Nagel, Sarah LaPotin(University of Utah), Radhika Subramanian(Harvard University), R. Clough(University of Utah), Isaac Nelson(University of Utah), Corvin D. Arveseth(Washington University in St. Louis), Abhishek Poddar(Harvard University), William Steiner(University of Utah), Alyssa B. Long(Emory University), Ju‐Fen Zhu(University of Utah), Tamara Caspary(Emory University), Pei-I Ku(Harvard University), Xuecai Ge(University of California, Riverside), Jingyi Zhang(Soochow University), Annabel Lee(University of Utah)
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