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Dual specificity phosphatases 10 and 16 are positive regulators of EGF-stimulated ERK activity: indirect regulation of ERK signals by JNK/p38 selective MAPK phosphatases

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16 October 2017

Dual specificity phosphatases 10 and 16 are positive regulators of EGF-stimulated ERK activity: indirect regulation of ERK signals by JNK/p38 selective MAPK phosphatases (English)

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16 October 2017

Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova

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Craig A McArdle

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16 October 2017

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Ann R Finch

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16 October 2017

Christopher J Caunt

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16 October 2017

Rebecca M Perrett

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3 January 2012

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Cellular Signalling

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1002-1011

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16 October 2017

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