Wnt signaling inhibits casein kinase 1α activity by modulating its interaction with protein phosphatase 2A
Chen Shen(Nanjing University of Science and Technology), David J. Robbins(Georgetown University), Melanie H. Cobb(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Yashi Ahmed(Dartmouth College), Nawat Bunnag(Dartmouth College), Thomas Rohwetter(Georgetown University), Siva Bharath Merugu(Georgetown University), Said M. Afify(Georgetown University), Hsin‐Yao Tang(The Wistar Institute), Aradhana Bharti(Georgetown University), Chukwuemeka Ihemelandu(Georgetown University), Christopher Albanese(Georgetown University), Arminja N. Kettenbach(Dartmouth College), Anmada Nayak(KIIT University), Ethan Lee(Johns Hopkins University), Daniel T. Wynn(University of Miami), Fan Yang(State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the People's Republic of China), Wenhui Lu(Georgetown University), Carolina Cywiak(Vanderbilt University), Lauren Schnitkey(Vanderbilt University), Brent T. Harris
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