Phosphoinositide binding and phosphorylation act sequentially in the activation mechanism of ezrin
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Christian Roy | Alexis Gautreau | Monique Arpin | A. Gautreau | M. Arpin | P. Mangeat | D. Louvard | B. Fiévet | Daniel Louvard | Paul Mangeat | Bruno T. Fievet | Laurence Del Maestro | L. Del Maestro | C. Roy
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