Three phosphorylation sites in elongation factor 2
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L. Ovchinnikov | G. Kramer | B. Hardesty | R. Wettenhall | B Hardesty | G Kramer | L P Ovchinnikov | L P Motuz | P G Natapov | L J Averbuch | R E Wettenhall | R Szyszka | R. Szyszka | L. P. Motuz | P. Natapov | Lidiya J. Averbuch
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