Knockdown of the E3 ubiquitin ligase UBR5 and its role in skeletal muscle anabolism

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RT @HughesDC_Muscle: Associated papers with subsequent data from multiple on-going experiments to come in the future: https://t.co/Qo04g0…

Associated papers with subsequent data from multiple on-going experiments to come in the future: https://t.co/Qo04g0c2F7 https://t.co/3cC8AzXECi https://t.co/AeDPgF617V https://t.co/DMu1hudfdR

@DrMikeRoberts @HughesDC_Muscle @Ben_Leo_Parker Dave-I was going to contact @Ben_Leo_Parker about the exercise induced UBR5 phosphor site from his recent paper, also identified as load induced in @HornbergerLab lab’s TRIM paper with our data on UBR5 https…

Thank you @HughesDC_Muscle for entrusting us with your excellent work! https://t.co/jM0TmMCK0G

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