High-definition macromolecular composition of yeast RNA-processing complexes.
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T. Hughes | Wen Zhang | G. Cagney | A. Emili | N. Krogan | Gouqing Zhong | Xinghua Guo | Nira Datta | A. Tikuisis | Xin Zhang | M. Robinson | J. Bray | B. Beattie | D. Richards | Veronica Canadien | A. Lalev | Andrei Starostine | R. Haw | J. Greenblatt | S. Mnaimneh | A. Davierwala | W. Peng | J. Grigull | A. Starostine
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