RAD9 and RAD24 Define Two Additive, Interacting Branches of the DNA Damage Checkpoint Pathway in Budding Yeast Normally Required for Rad53 Modification and Activation

EMBO Journal - Germany
doi 10.1093/emboj/17.9.2687
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