Loss of glutaredoxin-2 contributes to tumor oncocytic transformation via differential protein s-glutathionylation and hampering of oxidative phosphorylation

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Loss of glutaredoxin-2 contributes to tumor oncocytic transformation via differential protein s-glutathionylation and hampering of oxidative phosphorylation

Loss of glutaredoxin-2 contributes to tumor oncocytic transformation via differential protein s-glutathionylation and hampering of oxidative phosphorylation 1125 1625 Metabolism & Cancer
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