RBCK1 Negatively Regulates Tumor Necrosis Factor- and Interleukin-1-triggered NF-κB Activation by Targeting TAB2/3 for Degradation*
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Min Zhang | Bo Zhong | Yan Zhang | Hong-Bing Shu | Min Zhang | Z. Zhai | H. Shu | Yan-Yi Wang | Bo Zhong | Feici Diao | Dan-Ying Chen | Yang Tian | Yan-Yi Wang | Yang Tian | Fei-Ci Diao | Rui-Peng Wang | Dan-Ying Chen | Zhong-He Zhai | Y. Zhang | Ruipeng Wang | Danying Chen
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