The Structure of the Protein Phosphatase 2A PR65/A Subunit Reveals the Conformation of Its 15 Tandemly Repeated HEAT Motifs
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Brian A. Hemmings | Matthew R. Groves | D. Barford | B. Hemmings | M. Groves | N. Hanlon | P. Turowski | David Barford | Neil Hanlon | Patric Turowski
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