The life-extending gene Indy encodes an exchanger for Krebs-cycle intermediates.
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B. Rogina | S. Helfand | M. Gollasch | F. Luft | N. Mohebbi | P. Aronson | F. Knauf | Carsten Teichert | Diana Herold
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