Heat-shock protein 70 inhibits apoptosis by preventing recruitment of procaspase-9 to the Apaf-1 apoptosome
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Dick D. Mosser | Richard I. Morimoto | Pankaj Tailor | T. Kuwana | D. Green | G. Cohen | R. Morimoto | A. Mahboubi | H. Beere | K. Cain | D. D. Mosser | Douglas R. Green | Helen M. Beere | Beni B. Wolf | Kelvin Cain | Artin Mahboubi | Tomomi Kuwana | Gerald M. Cohen | B. Wolf | P. Tailor | D. Mosser
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