A Novel Sphingosine-dependent Protein Kinase (SDK1) Specifically Phosphorylates Certain Isoforms of 14-3-3 Protein*
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Jonathan Cooper | Haian Fu | Jonathan A. Cooper | H. Fu | S. Hakomori | Lixin Zhang | Tamar Megidish | Lixin Zhang | Sen-itiroh Hakomori | T. Megidish
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