The Serine-rich Domain from Crk-associated Substrate (p130cas) Is a Four-helix Bundle*
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Arthur J. Olson | Kristiina Vuori | David W. Hoyt | Marnie L. Havert | Kathryn R. Ely | D. Hoyt | K. R. Ely | A. Olson | Chenglong Li | K. Vuori | Chenglong Li | Klára Briknarová | Fariborz Nasertorabi | Ericka Eggleston | F. Nasertorabi | K. Briknarová | E. Eggleston
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