RNF213 Acts as a Molecular Switch for Cav-1 Ubiquitination and Phosphorylation in Human Cells
Jungmi Choi(Kyoto University), Shohab Youssefian(Kyoto University), Ryoichi Inoue(Kyoto University), Hatasu Kobayashi(Mie University), Kazuhiro Sonomura(Kyoto University), Tohru Tezuka(Kyoto University), Yohei Mineharu(Kyoto University), Yukiko Shimizu(Kyoto University), Minsoo Kim(Kyoto University), Akio Koizumi(Kyoto University), Yuki Masuo(Kansai Medical University), Kouji H. Harada(Kyoto University)
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