MicroRNA-138 Modulates DNA Damage Response by Repressing Histone H2AX Expression
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P. S. Mitchell | M. Tewari | W. Cavenee | F. Furnari | T. Taniguchi | Yemin Wang | Xiaofeng Zhou | Jen-Wei Huang | Ming Li
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