Phosphorylation and linear ubiquitin direct A20 inhibition of inflammation
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Jinfeng Liu | Saritha Kusam | Jeffrey Tom | Vishva M. Dixit | Christopher C. Goodnow | J. DeVoss | D. Seshasayee | W. Sandoval | S. Warming | V. Dixit | M. Balázs | Jinfeng Liu | N. Popovych | C. Goodnow | I. Wertz | W. Fairbrother | Juan Zhang | D. Dugger | K. Horikawa | E. Dueber | L. Kategaya | P. Caplazi | S. Mukund | K. Newton | Wyne P. Lee | R. Newman | F. Martin | A. Schoeffler | Wendy Sandoval | Juan Zhang | C. Quan | J. Tom | Saritha Kusam | Jason DeVoss | Patrick Caplazi | G. Kolumam | S. Jeet | Cynthia Lam | Elizabeth Helgason | N. Ramamoorthi | Anuradha Zindal | M. Townsend | Kebing Yu | Surinder Jeet | Mercedesz Balazs | Ingrid E. Wertz | Kim Newton | Cynthia Lam | Elizabeth Helgason | Dhaya Seshasayee | Flavius Martin | Søren Warming | Wayne J. Fairbrother | Kebing Yu | Anuradha Zindal | Nataliya Popovych | Clifford Quan | Lorna Kategaya | Robert J. Newman | Susmith Mukund | Ganesh Kolumam | Allyn Schoeffler | Nandhini Ramamoorthi | Keisuke Horikawa | Debra Dugger | Michael Townsend | Erin Dueber | M. Balazs | Ganesh A. Kolumam
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