In situ observation of protein phosphorylation by high-resolution NMR spectroscopy
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Steven P Gygi | Wilhelm Haas | Gerhard Wagner | Philipp Selenko | Dominique P Frueh | S. Gygi | G. Wagner | D. Frueh | W. Haas | S. J. Elsaesser | Simon J Elsaesser | Philipp Selenko
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