TAZ: a novel transcriptional co‐activator regulated by interactions with 14‐3‐3 and PDZ domain proteins
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M. Yaffe | L. Cantley | Y. Ito | Yoshiaki Ito | F. Kanai | D. Sarbassova | P. Marignani | R. Yagi | R. A. Hall | M. Donowitz | A. Hisaminato | T. Fujiwara | M B Yaffe | L C Cantley | Y Ito | F Kanai | P A Marignani | D Sarbassova | R Yagi | R A Hall | M Donowitz | A Hisaminato | T Fujiwara | R. Hall | Tsutomu Fujiwara | Fumihiko Kanai | Akihiko Hisaminato | Dilara Sarbassova | Ryohei Yagi
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