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Better living through biochemistry

Nature Methods volume 8, pages 108–109 (2011)Cite this article

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In-depth mass spectrometric analysis reveals how cells survive stress by coordinating various enzymes that modify RNAs involved in protein synthesis.

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  1. Michael Eisenstein
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