SHARP is a novel component of the Notch/RBP‐Jκ signalling pathway
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Horst Hameister | Kathy Astrahantseff | Franz Oswald | F. Oswald | R. Schmid | H. Hameister | W. Knöchel | S. Liptay | M. Wilda | U. Zechner | S. Bourteele | L. Ludwig | K. Astrahantseff | Ulrich Zechner | Ulrike Kostezka | Soizic Bourteele | Karin Dillinger | Leopold Ludwig | Monika Wilda | Walter Knöchel | Susanne Liptay | Roland M. Schmid | U. Kostezka | K. Dillinger | RolandM. Schmid | Karin Dillinger | Kathy Astrahantseff
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