The TRIP12 E3 ligase induces SWI/SNF component BRG1-β-catenin interaction to promote Wnt signaling
Sara N. Kassel(Vanderbilt University), Ethan Lee(Johns Hopkins University), Omar M. Khan(Hamad bin Khalifa University), Lily Goldsmith(Vanderbilt University), Leif R. Neitzel(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Yashi Ahmed(Dartmouth College), Nawat Bunnag(Dartmouth College), Charles C. Hong(Vanderbilt University), Rajat Rohatgi(Stanford Medicine), Zachary T. Spencer(Dartmouth College), George Xu(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Arminja N. Kettenbach(Dartmouth College), Matthew A. Loberg(Jackson Laboratory), Amber A. Adams(Dartmouth College), David J. Robbins(Georgetown University), Anna Schwarzkopf(Vanderbilt University), Vivian Weiß(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Kai Yuan(Central South University), Alex Cho(Duke University), Charles H. Williams(Henry Ford Health System), Xiaofeng Wang(Dartmouth College), Fei Ye(University of Miami), Wenhui Lu(Georgetown University), Mary Rockouski(Vanderbilt University), Md Mubtaseem Ahnaf Aronno(Dartmouth College), Andrew McCray(Dartmouth College), Benjamin Maines(Dartmouth College), Andres M. Lebensohn(Stanford University)
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