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A newly identified
Leishmania
IF4E-interacting protein, Leish4E-IP2, modulates the activity of cap-binding protein paralogs
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A newly identified
Leishmania
IF4E-interacting protein, Leish4E-IP2, modulates the activity of cap-binding protein paralogs
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Nucleic Acids Research
A newly identified
Leishmania
IF4E-interacting protein, Leish4E-IP2, modulates the activity of cap-binding protein paralogs
DOI:
10.1093/nar/gkaa173, Volume: 48, Issue: 8, Pages: 4405-4417
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Article History
accepted:
2020-3-16
rev-recd:
2020-3-4
received:
2020-1-23
published:
2020-3-30
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