Regulation of TMPRSS6 by BMP6 and iron in human cells and mice.
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C. López-Otín | S. Vukicevic | M. Gütschow | C. Hong | Herbert Y. Lin | Jodie L Babitt | Delphine Meynard | C. Sun | Shanzhuo Chen | M. Stirnberg | L. Grgurevic | E. Corradini | V. Vaja | C. C. Sun | L. Grgurević
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