Phosphoproteomic analysis identifies proteins involved in transcription-coupled mRNA decay as targets of Snf1 signaling
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R. Aebersold | Fang Fang | K. M. Dombek | E. Young | S. Vaga | K. A. Braun | Salvator Palmisano | E. T. Young | S. Palmisano | K. Braun
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