Alternative Epigenetic Chromatin States of Polycomb Target Genes
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Per Stenberg | Richard Bourgon | Katsuhito Ohno | Vincenzo Pirrotta | R. Bourgon | Y. Schwartz | V. Pirrotta | P. Stenberg | T. Kahn | K. Ohno | Yuri B. Schwartz | Tatyana G. Kahn
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