Shared and Distinct Functions of the Transcription Factors IRF4 and IRF8 in Myeloid Cell Development
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K. Ozato | C. Hotta | T. Matsuyama | T. Tamura | R. Kamijo | D. Kurotaki | M. Takami | A. Nishiyama | M. Nakazawa | Takayuki Kato | S. Kitagawa | M. Yoshinari | M. Ichino | Michio Yamamoto | Motohide Ichino
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