The mouse Peutz–Jeghers syndrome gene Lkb1 encodes a nuclear protein kinase

Author： Smith Darrin P.   Spicer James   Smith Amanda   Swift Sally   Ashworth Alan   Peutz J.L.   Jeghers H.   Boardman M.D.   Spigelman A.D.   Hemminki A.   Hemminki A.   Nezu J.   Su J.-Y.   Jeanne D.E.   Mehenni H.   Ylikorkala A.   Kozak M.   Hall S.L.   Nagy E.   Williams T.   Laudet V.   Ashworth A.   Amariglio F.   Gusse M.   Smith D.P.   Yoneda Y.   Shaw P.J.   Jiang R   Randez Gil F.   Vincent O.   Polakis P.   Howe J.R.   He T.C.   Lorenzo M.J.   Thompson J.D.  

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 1460-2083

Source： Human Molecular Genetics, Vol.8, Iss.8, 1999-08, pp. : 1479-1485

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