Human USP3 Is a Chromatin Modifier Required for S Phase Progression and Genome Stability
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Pier Paolo Di Fiore | Adriaan B. Houtsmuller | Wim Vermeulen | Jurgen A. Marteijn | Bart Geverts | A. Houtsmuller | W. Vermeulen | E. Citterio | P. P. D. Fiore | J. Marteijn | Steven Bergink | Bart Geverts | F. Nicassio | L. Areces | Nadia Corrado | J. Vissers | Francesco Nicassio | Liliana B. Areces | Steven Bergink | Joseph H.A. Vissers | Elisabetta Citterio | Nadia Corrado
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