Delayed Correlation of mRNA and Protein Expression in Rapamycin-treated Cells and a Role for Ggc1 in Cellular Sensitivity to Rapamycin*
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Norman Pavelka | Earl F. Glynn | Mihaela E. Sardiu | Mihaela E Sardiu | Michael P Washburn | Laurence Florens | N. Pavelka | M. Washburn | L. Florens | A. Mosley | Marjorie Fournier | C. Seidel | Ariel Paulson | K. Gaudenz | Brian Fleharty | William D Bradford | W. Bradford | Amber L Mosley | Brian Fleharty | Earl Glynn | Karin Gaudenz | Christopher Seidel | Marjorie L Fournier | Ariel Paulson | Hua Li | Hua Li | Norman Pavelka
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