Structure-based Analyses Reveal Distinct Binding Sites for Atg2 and Phosphoinositides in Atg18
Authors:
- Yasunori WatanabeYWYasunori Watanabe
- Takafumi KobayashiTKTakafumi Kobayashi
- Hayashi YamamotoHYHayashi Yamamoto
- Hisashi HoshidaHHHisashi Hoshida
- Rinji AkadaRARinji Akada
- Fuyuhiko InagakiFIFuyuhiko Inagaki
- Yoshinori OhsumiYOYoshinori Ohsumi
- Nobuo N. NodaNNNobuo N. Noda
Open Access
- 1 September 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 287 (38) , 31681-31690
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