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Characterization of the Akt2 domain essential for binding nuclear p21cip1 to promote cell cycle arrest during myogenic differentiation

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Characterization of the Akt2 domain essential for binding nuclear p21cip1 to promote cell cycle arrest during myogenic differentiation (English)

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Lisa Heron-Milhavet

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Celine Franckhauser

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Anne Fernandez

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Ned J Lamb

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2013

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PLOS One

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10

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e76987

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0076987

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Characterization of the Akt2 domain essential for binding nuclear p21cip1 to promote cell cycle arrest during myogenic differentiation

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