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author name string	Morten KJ Basoah A
rdfs:label	Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (en) Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (nl)
skos:prefLabel	Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (en) Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (nl)
name	Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (en) Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (nl)
author	wds:Q57655411-1E38BD22-4641-4609-B338-87BF152120B4
author	Paul M. Matthews
title	wds:Q57655411-7CFB7D53-0951-4972-B7E8-72A525E4089A
title	Rapid rates of newly synthesized mitochondrial protein degradation are significantly affected by the generation of mitochondrial free radicals (en)
page(s)	wds:Q57655411-E8710FE9-8085-4C5D-86DF-4F203139A695
page(s)	6511-6517
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main subject	mitochondrion cell biology biophysics molecular biology structural biology
PubMed ID	wds:Q57655411-4B5E132F-004F-44E8-8026-AE7A053FE352
PubMed ID	http://rdf.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubchem/reference/16289094
PubMed ID	16289094
published in	wds:Q57655411-5C49C8B4-1E93-425F-950B-B99279A08CB6
published in	FEBS Letters
issue	wds:Q57655411-36528DFC-4B97-49C1-9085-A0BCD9413A36
volume	wds:Q57655411-4D7ECAAC-4A00-4989-B312-E6C6A0730981

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