The mitochondrial receptor complex: Mom22 is essential for cell viability and directly interacts with preproteins
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M. Jacquet | L. Mallet | F. Bussereau | K. Dietmeier | N. Pfanner | F. Lottspeich | C. Eckerskorn | M. Moczko | A. Hönlinger | F. Gärtner | M. Kübrich | Francoise Bussereau | Christoph Eckerskorn | Fritz Lottspeich | Michel Jacquet
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