Bicuculline regulated protein synthesis is dependent on homer1 and promotes its interaction with eEF2K through mTORC1 dependent phosphorylation

Título:

Bicuculline regulated protein synthesis is dependent on homer1 and promotes its interaction with eEF2K through mTORC1 dependent phosphorylation

Autor:

Marcelo Cossenza Pettezzoni de Almeida

Ano:

2020

DOI:

10.1111/jnc.15178

Revista:

Journal of Neurochemistry

ISSN:

14714159

Idioma:

Português

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