Transcription Factor BACH1 Is Recruited to the Nucleus by Its Novel Alternative Spliced Isoform*
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T. Toki | E. Ito | K. Igarashi | K. Yomogida | Masayuki Yamamoto | Masaru Yokoyama | Rika Kanezaki | Kentaro Yomogida | Kazuo Sugiyama | Rika Kanezaki
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