A Mechanism for Translationally Coupled mRNA Turnover
Authors:
- Christophe GrossetChristophe Grosset
- Chyi-Ying A ChenCCChyi-Ying A Chen
- Nianhua XuNXNianhua Xu
- Nahum SonenbergNSNahum Sonenberg
- Helene Jacquemin-SablonHJHelene Jacquemin-Sablon
- Ann-Bin ShyuASAnn-Bin Shyu
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