Solution structures of DEAD-box RNA chaperones reveal conformational changes and nucleic acid tethering by a basic tail
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Rick Russell | Soenke Seifert | Liang Guo | A. Lambowitz | R. Russell | Pilar Tijerina | Inga Jarmoskaite | Anna L. Mallam | S. Seifert | Liang Guo | Anna L Mallam | Inga Jarmoskaite | Mark Del Campo | Alan M Lambowitz | Pilar Tijerina | M. Del Campo
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