REGULATION OF ERK SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION BY SIGNAL-INDUCED CYSTEINE OXIDATION

Keyes, Jeremiah D.

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REGULATION OF ERK SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION BY SIGNAL-INDUCED CYSTEINE OXIDATION

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The ERK1/2 pathway plays roles across eukaryotic biology by transducing

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Year dc:date.issued: 2016

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Author dc:creator: Keyes, Jeremiah D.

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Keyes, Jeremiah D.. REGULATION OF ERK SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION BY SIGNAL-INDUCED CYSTEINE OXIDATION. Wake Forest University, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10339/62647

REGULATION OF ERK SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION BY SIGNAL-INDUCED CYSTEINE OXIDATION

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