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  • Author: Klassen R
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  • Klassen R, et al. (2020) Induction of protein aggregation and starvation response by tRNA modification defects. Curr Genet 66(6):1053-1057 PMID:32860511
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  • Klassen R and Schaffrath R (2017) Role of Pseudouridine Formation by Deg1 for Functionality of Two Glutamine Isoacceptor tRNAs. Biomolecules 7(1) PMID:28134782
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