A novel Chk1/2–Lats2–14-3-3 signaling pathway regulates P-body formation in response to UV damage
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Moshe Oren | Hiroshi Nojima | M. Oren | N. Okada | H. Nojima | Y. Aylon | N. Yabuta | Hirokazu Suzuki | Nobuhiro Okada | Norikazu Yabuta | Hirokazu Suzuki | Yael Aylon
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