The Human RNA-Binding Proteome and Its Dynamics during Translational Arrest
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Jeroen Krijgsveld | Alex Bateman | Matthias W. Hentze | Thomas Schwarzl | Ananth Prakash | M. Hentze | A. Bateman | R. Horos | J. Krijgsveld | J. Trendel | T. Schwarzl | Ananth Prakash | Rastislav Horos | Jakob Trendel | Jakob Trendel
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