Transformation of chicken cells by the gene encoding the catalytic subunit of PI 3-kinase.
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L. Cantley | T. Roberts | D. Fruman | P. Vogt | M. Aoki | H. W. Chang | P. Tsichlis | A. Bellacosa | K. Auger | L C Cantley | T M Roberts | H W Chang | M Aoki | D Fruman | K R Auger | A Bellacosa | P N Tsichlis | P K Vogt | H-W Chang
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