Stressful preconditioning and HSP70 overexpression attenuate proteotoxicity of cellular ATP depletion.
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H. Kampinga | D. Latchman | David S Latchman | Harm H Kampinga | Alexander E Kabakov | Karina R Budagova | A. Kabakov | K. Budagova
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