Association of activated Gαq to the tumor suppressor Fhit is enhanced by phospholipase Cβ

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Hao Zuo
Yung H. Wong
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[1] Division of Life Sciences,Present address: Department of Pharmacology
[2] and the Biotechnology Research Institute,undefined
[3] Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,undefined
[4] State Key Laboratory of Molecular Neuroscience,undefined
[5] and the Molecular Neuroscience Center,undefined
[6] Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,undefined
[7] University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center,undefined
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BMC Cancer | / 15卷
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Fhit; G protein; Phospholipase Cβ; Tumor suppression;
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