Ordered Phosphorylation Governs Oscillation of a Three-Protein Circadian Clock
By É. Horváth, K. Kovacs, B. Scheithauer, C. Larsson, B. Skogseid, K. Oberg, Yusuke Nakamura, M. Nordenskjold. 2007
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