Heme Induces Ubiquitination and Degradation of the Transcription Factor Bach1
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Kazuhiro Iwai | Yasutake Katoh | T. Asahara | Y. Katoh | K. Igarashi | K. Iwai | T. Ikura | M. Ikura | Tsuyoshi Ikura | Kazuhiko Igarashi | Toshimasa Asahara | Fuminori Tokunaga | F. Tokunaga | Masae Ikura | Yukari Zenke-Kawasaki | Yoshihiro Dohi | Yoshihiro Dohi | Yukari Zenke-Kawasaki
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