Glycine–alanine repeats impair proper substrate unfolding by the proteasome
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Philip Coffino | Mingsheng Zhang | P. Coffino | C. Govaerts | M. Hoyt | Martin A Hoyt | Mingsheng Zhang | Judith Zich | Junko Takeuchi | Cedric Govaerts | J. Takeuchi | Judith Zich
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