HIV-1 Integrase Forms Stable Tetramers and Associates with LEDGF/p75 Protein in Human Cells*
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Zeger Debyser | Yves Engelborghs | Bart Devreese | Paul Proost | Jozef Van Beeumen | E. De Clercq | J. V. Van Beeumen | B. Devreese | P. Proost | P. Cherepanov | Z. Debyser | Y. Engelborghs | G. Maertens | Erik De Clercq | Peter Cherepanov | Goedele Maertens
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