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Engineering synthetic phosphorylation signaling networks in human cells

Jan 1, 2025·
Xiaoyu Yang
,
Jason W Rocks
,
Kaiyi Jiang
,
Andrew J Walters
,
Kshitij Rai
,
Jing Liu
,
Jason Nguyen
,
Scott D Olson
,
Pankaj Mehta
,
James J Collins
,
Others
· 0 min read
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Science
Last updated on Jan 1, 2025
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