Distributing tasks via multiple input pathways increase cellular survival in stress

  1. Alejandro A Granados
  2. Matthew M Crane
  3. Luis F Montano-Gutierrez
  4. Reiko J Tanaka
  5. Margaritis Voliotis
  6. Peter Swain  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  2. Imperial College London, United Kingdom
  3. University of Exeter, United Kingdom
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  1. Alejandro A Granados
  2. Matthew M Crane
  3. Luis F Montano-Gutierrez
  4. Reiko J Tanaka
  5. Margaritis Voliotis
  6. Peter Swain
(2017)
Distributing tasks via multiple input pathways increase cellular survival in stress
eLife 6:e21415.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.21415