Structural basis for the folding of PINK1 by the HSP90–CDC37 chaperone complex
Kei Okatsu(Kyoto University), Shuya Fukai(Tokyo Institute of Technology), Akinori Okamoto(Kyoto University), Yukihiko Sugita(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University), H Yamamoto(Kyoto University), S. Goto(Kyoto University), Yumiko Nishimoto(Kyoto University), Takeshi Noda(Kyoto University)
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