Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases in the Human Genome
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Joanna M. Sasin | A. Godzik | I. Friedberg | J. Dixon | A. Alonso | N. Bottini | I. Friedberg | A. Osterman | T. Hunter | T. Mustelin | Ilan Friedberg | Iddo Friedberg
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