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December 1, 1992Molecular and Cellular Biology

Biological Function of the Retinoblastoma Protein Requires Distinct Domains for Hyperphosphorylation and Transcription Factor Binding

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YQYongyi QianCLCarol N. LuckeyLHLynn E. HortonCase Western Reserve University

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