BioID analysis of the cyclin F interactome reveals that ALS-variant cyclin F alters the homeostasis of paraspeckle-associated proteins
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M. Molloy | B. Shi | I. Blair | Shu Yang | L. Ittner | Y. Ke | R. Chung | Carol G. Au | M. Morsch | Albert Lee | N. Grima | F. Cheng | S. Rayner | J. Davidson | Alana De Luca
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