Mechanism of mRNA deadenylation: evidence for a molecular interplay between translation termination factor eRF3 and mRNA deadenylases.
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Masanori Osawa | Toshiaki Katada | Ichio Shimada | Naoyuki Uchida | Tsutomu Suzuki | Tsutomu Suzuki | S. Hoshino | T. Katada | I. Shimada | M. Tsujimoto | N. Uchida | N. Hosoda | M. Osawa | Masafumi Tsujimoto | Yuji Funakoshi | Yusuke Doi | Nao Hosoda | Shin-ichi Hoshino | Y. Funakoshi | Yusuke Doi
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