Identification of Targets of c-Src Tyrosine Kinase by Chemical Complementation and Phosphoproteomics*
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R. Bose | A. Pandey | Jun Zhong | R. Chaerkady | Henrik Molina | P. Cole | Harrys K. C. Jacob | Katie Herbst-Robinson | Beverley M Dancy | Jin Zhang | Isabel Martinez Ferrando | Vikram Katju | A. Pandey | A. Pandey
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