Impaired Synergistic Activation of Stress-activated Protein Kinase SAPK/JNK in Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells Lacking SEK1/MKK4
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T Watanabe | T. Katada | H. Nishina | J. Penninger | T. Wada | Takehiko Sasaki | G. Nishitai | T Sasaki | H. Kishimoto | Jungwon Seo | J M Penninger | T Wada | K Nakagawa | G Nishitai | J Seo | H Kishimoto | D Kitagawa | H Nishina | T Katada | K. Nakagawa | Daiju Kitagawa | Tomomi Watanabe
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