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The Role of VRK1 Protein Kinase in Female Fertility – Paula Traktman, PhD
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30 Dec The Role of VRK1 Protein Kinase in Female Fertility – Paula Traktman, PhD
Posted on December 30, 2014 @ 10:45am
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by Erin Briesath
Paula Traktman, PhD Walter Schroeder Professor and Chairman
Medical College of Wisconsin
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
About Dr. Traktman
Dr. Traktman’s research focus is in vaccinia virus: replication, morphogenesis, and the role of dynamic phosphorylation. VRK protein kinases: the role of the cellular VRKs in cell structure, function and proliferation.
