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Post-translational control of ribosomal protein L1 accumulation in Xenopus oocytes

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Published1988
Citations32
References27

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1986 • 127 citations

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1981 • 113 citations

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1985 • 111 citations

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1985 • 111 citations

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1985 • 103 citations

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1985 • 94 citations

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1978 • 93 citations

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1984 • 83 citations

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1985 • 81 citations

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1981 • 75 citations

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1985 • 69 citations

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1986 • 59 citations

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1982 • 48 citations

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1987 • 44 citations

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1985 • 29 citations

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1977 • 26 citations

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1987 • 16 citations

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