Acid Sphingomyelinase Is Indispensable for UV Light-induced Bax Conformational Change at the Mitochondrial Membrane*
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M. Krönke | Hamid Kashkar | Katja Wiegmann | B. Yazdanpanah | K. Wiegmann | H. Kashkar | D. Haubert | Benjamin Yazdanpanah | Dirk Haubert | Martin Krönke
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