The B1 Subunit of the H+ATPase Is a PDZ Domain-binding Protein
Authors: Sylvie Breton; Thorsten Wiederhold; Vladimir Marshansky; Ndona N. Nsumu; Vijaya Ramesh; Dennis Brown;
The B1 Subunit of the H+ATPase Is a PDZ Domain-binding Protein
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