Sirt3‐dependent deacetylation of COX‐1 counteracts oxidative stress‐induced cell apoptosis
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R. He | H. Kurihara | Ling-Fang Cao | Long‐Fang Tu | Gaoxiao Zhang | Tao Zhang | Yue‐Hong Zhang | Yi-Fang Li | Yu-Lin Guo | W. Lu | Yangyan Zhou | Tian-Ze Zhang | Zhang Tao | Rong-Rong He | Gao-xiao Zhang
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