Inhibition of transcriptional regulator Yin-Yang-1 by association with c-Myc.
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S. Goff | K. Calame | S. Artandi | S. Saleque | G. Kalpana | S Saleque | K Calame | S P Goff | G V Kalpana | A Shrivastava | S Artandi | A. Shrivastava | Stephen Goff | Ajay Shrivastava | Steven E. Artandi | Kathryn Calame
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