An Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis-Associated Mutant of C21ORF2 Is Stabilized by NEK1-Mediated Hyperphosphorylation and the Inability to Bind FBXO3
Authors:
- Yasuaki WatanabeYWYasuaki Watanabe
- Tadashi NakagawaTNTadashi Nakagawa
- Tetsuya AkiyamaTATetsuya Akiyama
- Makiko NakagawaMNMakiko Nakagawa
- Naoki SuzukiNSNaoki Suzuki
- Hitoshi WaritaHWHitoshi Warita
- Masashi AokiMAMasashi Aoki
- Keiko NakayamaKNKeiko Nakayama
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- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
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