Bidirectional Crosstalk Between the SAGA Complex Deubiquitinase Module and the Molecular Circadian Clock
Kara M. Costanzo(Wayne State College), Ryan D. Mohan(University of Missouri–Kansas City), Wei‐Ling Tsou(Wayne State University), Zoya Bangash(Wayne State University), Cj Talton(Wayne State University), Jamille Chamon(Wayne State University), Alisa Voyvevidko(Wayne State University), Jeffrey L. Price(University of Pretoria), Asia Flint(Wayne State College), Jin-Yuan Fan(University of Missouri–Kansas City)
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