Dual phosphorylation controls Cdc25 phosphatases and mitotic entry
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Hui Zhao | Albert J. Fornace | Sally A. Moody | Paul Graves | Ettore Appella | E. Appella | A. Fornace | P. Graves | H. Piwnica-Worms | D. Bulavin | Y. Higashimoto | Hui Zhao | S. Meek | S. Moody | C. Phillips | Dmitry V. Bulavin | Helen Piwnica-Worms | Yuichiro Higashimoto | Z. Demidenko | Zoya N. Demidenko | Crissy Phillips | Sarah Meek
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