Multiple molecular architectures of the eye lens chaperone αB-crystallin elucidated by a triple hybrid approach
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Johannes Buchner | Juri Rappsilber | Martin Zacharias | M. Zacharias | J. Rappsilber | J. Buchner | J. Peschek | M. Haslbeck | Nathalie Braun | S. Weinkauf | Marianne Hanzlik | Martin Haslbeck | J. Zou | M. Hanzlik | Jirka Peschek | Juan Zou | Nathalie Braun | Andreas Kastenmüller | Sevil Weinkauf | A. Kastenmüller | Jirka Peschek
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