REGULATION OF 70-KDA HEAT-SHOCK-PROTEIN ATPASE ACTIVITY AND SUBSTRATE-BINDING BY HUMAN DNAJ-LIKE PROTEINS, HSJ1A AND HSJ1B

REGULATION OF 70-KDA HEAT-SHOCK-PROTEIN ATPASE ACTIVITY AND SUBSTRATE-BINDING BY HUMAN DNAJ-LIKE PROTEINS, HSJ1A AND HSJ1B
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10.1111/j.1432-1033.1994.tb20030.x
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1994-11-15
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EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY
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ANDERTON, BH
ANDERTON, BH
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作者:
CHEETHAM, ME;JACKSON, AP;ANDERTON, BH

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