Exit from Mitosis Is Triggered by Tem1-Dependent Release of the Protein Phosphatase Cdc14 from Nucleolar RENT Complex
Authors:
- Wenying ShouWSWenying Shou
- Jae Hong SeolJSJae Hong Seol
- Anna ShevchenkoASAnna Shevchenko
- Christopher BaskervilleCBChristopher Baskerville
- Danesh MoazedDMDanesh Moazed
- Z.W.SUsan ChenZCZ.W.SUsan Chen
- Joanne JangJJJoanne Jang
- Andrej ShevchenkoASAndrej Shevchenko
- Harry CharbonneauHCHarry Charbonneau
- Raymond J DeshaiesRDRaymond J Deshaies
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