Neuronal ELAV proteins enhance mRNA stability by a PKCalpha-dependent pathway.
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D. Alkon | A. Quattrone | C. Lanni | M. Racchi | S. Govoni | A. Provenzani | A. Pascale | M. Amadio | G. Scapagnini | Marco Racchi | Stefano Govoni | Daniel L Alkon
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