Proteasome-mediated Degradation of Smac during Apoptosis: XIAP Promotes Smac Ubiquitination in Vitro *
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G. Cohen | M. MacFarlane | Marion MacFarlane | Gerald M Cohen | Shawn B Bratton | Wendy Merrison | S. Bratton | W. Merrison
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