Identification of SOX9 Interaction Sites in the Genome of Chondrocytes
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Shoudan Liang | Jiexin Zhang | S. Liang | H. Yasuda | F. Coustry | S. Maity | Benoit de Crombrugghe | Hideyo Yasuda | Jiexin Zhang | Sankar N. Maity | Chun-do Oh | Jing-Fang Lu | Francoise Coustry | C. Oh | B. De Crombrugghe | Jing‐Fang Lu | Jingfang Lu | S. Liang
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