Roles for the Human ATP-dependent Lon Protease in Mitochondrial DNA Maintenance
Authors:
- Swati YadavSYSwati Yadav
- Parul G. ShahPSParul G. Shah
- Tong LiuTLTong Liu
- Bin TianBin Tian
- Sebastian PuksztaSPSebastian Pukszta
- Nerissa VillalunaNVNerissa Villaluna
- Eva KutejovaéEKEva Kutejovaé
- Carol S. NewlonCNCarol S. Newlon
- Janine H. SantosJSJanine H. Santos
- Carolyn K. SuzukiCSCarolyn K. Suzuki
Open Access
- 1 June 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 282 (24) , 17363-17374
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