Cell-based inhibitor screening identifies multiple protein kinases important for circadian clock oscillations.

Cell-based inhibitor screening identifies multiple protein kinases important for circadian clock oscillations.
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10.4161/19420889.2014.982405
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2015-07
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Fukada Y
Fukada Y
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作者:
Kon N;Sugiyama Y;Yoshitane H;Kameshita I;Fukada Y

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