A GC-rich domain with bifunctional effects on mRNA and protein levels: implications for control of transforming growth factor beta 1 expression
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R. K. Assoian | L. Scotto | L Scotto | R K Assoian | R. Assoian | Luigi Scotfio | Richard K. ASSOIANt
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