Reduced stability of retinoblastoma protein by gankyrin, an oncogenic ankyrin-repeat protein overexpressed in hepatomas
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Katsuhiko Itoh | Jun Fujita | S. Arii | R. Mayer | S. Dawson | J. Fujita | Shigeki Arii | Hiroaki Higashitsuji | Toshikazu Nagao | Simon Dawson | Kohsuke Nonoguchi | Tsuneo Kido | R. John Mayer | K. Itoh | H. Higashitsuji | K. Nonoguchi | T. Kido | Toshikazu Nagao
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