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Genetic and biochemical studies of the CDC34/SCF complex

Pannu, 2002

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The regulatory mechanisms which govern progression through the eukaryotic cell cycle are highly complex and adaptable. In recent years a great deal of scientific scrutiny has been directed towards the understanding of such processes at a molecular level. In the budding …
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