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Authors: CHAIN DG HEGDE AN YAMAMOTO N LIUMARSH B SCHWARTZ JH

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Authors: HEGDE AN GOLDBERG AL SCHWARTZ JH

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Authors: HEGDE AN SWAMY CVB KRISHNA BM DAS MR

Citation: An. Hegde et al., NEGATIVE CORRELATION WITH LIVER-CELL DIVISION OF A 38 KILODALTON PROTEIN WHOSE PHOSPHORYLATION IS ENHANCED BY RAS AND G-PROTEINS, FEBS letters, 333(1-2), 1993, pp. 103-107