| Revival: the Ras Superfamily of GTPases (1993) | | | Author:
| Lacal, Juan Carlos
McCormick, Frank Patrick | | Contribution by:
| McCormick, Frank Patrick
Cerione, Richard
Wigler, Michael
Pellicer, Angel
Leon, Javier
Drivas, George
Rush, Mark
D'Eustachio, Peter
Polakis, Paul
Sorscher, Steven
Schonthal, Axel
Alberts, Arthur
Meinkoth, Judy
Feramisco, James R.
Tanaka, Kazuma
Toh-e, Akio
Matsumoto, Kunihiro
Marshall, Christopher
Hancock, John
Cales, Carmela
Takai, Yoshimi
Burgering, B.
Noda, Makoto
Kitayama, Hitoshi
Feig, Larry
Enkey, Renee
Ruscetti, Tracy
Cardelli, James
Kimmel, Alan
Wittinghofer, A.
Johnson, Douglas
Pastor, Antonio Cuadrad
Carnero, Amancio
Abellon, Rosario Perona
Narumiya, Shuh
Chardin, Pierre
Lev, Zeev
Firtel, Richard A.
Kibbe, Warren A.
Hengst, Ludger
Gallwitz, Dieter
Jacquet, Eric
Poullet, Patrick
Crechet, Jean-Bernard
Mistou, Michel-Yves
Parmeggiani, Andrea
Downward, Julian
Esch, R. Keith
Weeks, Gerald
Perez-Ballestero, Rafael
Nemoto, Yasuo
Morii, Narito
Hart, Matthew
Leonard, David
Shinjo, Katsuhiro
Evans, Tony
Tavitian, Armand
Zahraoui, Ahmed
Kaibuchi, Kozo
Kikuchi, Akira
Kawata, Masahito
Sasaki, Takuya
Yamamoto, Takeshi
Bos, Johannes | | Series title: | CRC Press Revivals Ser. | | ISBN: | 978-1-138-10512-6 | | Publication Date: | Oct 2017 | | Publisher: | Taylor & Francis Group
| | Imprint: | CRC Press | | Book Format: | Hardback | | List Price: | USD $160.00 | Book Description:
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The ras Superfamily of GTPases presents the most comprehensive compilation of information available regarding aspects of the putative function of small ras-related GTPases. The book's chapters were written by the world's most prominent scientists in this field and cover such topics as the structure and properties of ras proteins, ras function, the ras superfamily in general, and the functional regulation of ras and ras-related GTPases. The book will benefit cell biologists,... More DescriptionThe ras Superfamily of GTPases presents the most comprehensive compilation of information available regarding aspects of the putative function of small ras-related GTPases. The book's chapters were written by the world's most prominent scientists in this field and cover such topics as the structure and properties of ras proteins, ras function, the ras superfamily in general, and the functional regulation of ras and ras-related GTPases. The book will benefit cell biologists, oncologists, neurobiologists, molecular biologists, and others interested in the topic. | |