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PQN-59 and GTBP-1 contribute to stress granule formation but are not essential for their assembly in C

Authors Simona Abbatemarco  , Alexandra Bondaz  , Francoise Schwager  , Jing Wang , Christopher M Hammell , Monica Gotta  
Details Simona Abbatemarco et al; J Cell Sci; 2021;
DOI 10.1242/jcs.258834
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