Cyclin-dependent kinases are regulators and effectors of oscillations driven by a transcription factor network.
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Michael B. Mayhew | Sayan Mukherjee | Chenchen Huang | David A. Orlando | David A Orlando | Steven B Haase | Michael B Mayhew | Sayan Mukherjee | S. Reed | S. Haase | Laura A Simmons Kovacs | Yuanjie Jin | Qingyun Li | Chenchen Huang | Steven I Reed | Yuanjie Jin | Qingyun Li
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