The Molecular Basis of Iron-induced Oligomerization of Frataxin and the Role of the Ferroxidation Reaction in Oligomerization*
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Dmitri I. Svergun | Alexander V. Shkumatov | D. Svergun | A. Shkumatov | S. Al-Karadaghi | S. Rajan | Grazia Isaya | Christopher A. G. Söderberg | Sreekanth Rajan | Oleksandr Gakh | Susanne Schaefer | Eva-Christina Ahlgren | Salam Al-Karadaghi | Christopher A G Söderberg | G. Isaya | O. Gakh | Eva-Christina Ahlgren | S. Schaefer
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