Phenotypic Characterization of a Comprehensive Set of MAPK1/ERK2 Missense Mutants.
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D. Cacchiarelli | T. Mikkelsen | G. Getz | L. Garraway | O. Cohen | C. Johannessen | Aleksandr Andreev | D. Root | A. Kamburov | Mukta Bagul | F. Piccioni | S. Pantel | L. Brenan | N. Persky | Cong Zhu | E. Goetz | A. Burgin | Cory M. Johannessen | A. Andreev | Ofir Cohen | Lisa Brenan | Eva M. Goetz
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