(PDF) Atrogin-1 Increases Smooth Muscle Contractility

Atrogin-1 Increases Smooth Muscle Contractility Through Myocardin Degradation. Pavneet Singh, Dong Li, Yu Gui, Xi-Long Zheng

Journal of Cellular Physiology - United States

doi 10.1002/jcp.25800

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Clinical Biochemistry

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July 25, 2017

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Wiley

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