Regulating Neurofibromin Through Degradation, Dimerization, and Binding to SPRED1

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Created By Anh Nguyet Vu avu

studyName: Regulating Neurofibromin Through Degradation, Dimerization, and Binding to SPRED1
dataStatus: Data Pending
initiative: NFRP Investigator-Initiated Research Award
studyLeads: Frank McCormick Lucy Young
studyStatus: Active
diseaseFocus: Neurofibromatosis type 1
institutions: University of California, San Francisco
fundingAgency: CDMRP
relatedStudies: syn36367080 syn22266606 syn22267284 syn23532271
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