Insights into GATA-1-mediated gene activation versus repression via genome-wide chromatin occupancy analysis.
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Ernest Fraenkel | Huafeng Xie | Ross Hardison | E. Fraenkel | S. Orkin | R. Hardison | B. Bernstein | L. Riva | A. Cantor | M. Weiss | Duonan Yu | Yong Cheng | Huafeng Xie | Laura Riva | Mitchell J Weiss | Stuart H Orkin | Bradley E Bernstein | Duonan Yu | Alan B Cantor | Yong Cheng | Ming Yu | Yocheved Schindler | Tyler B Moran | Ming Yu | Tyler B. Moran | Yocheved L Schindler | M. Weiss
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