FR235222, a Fungal Metabolite, is a Novel Immunosuppressant that Inhibits Mammalian Histone Deacetylase (HDAC)
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Shigehiro Takase | Yasuhisa Tsurumi | K. Sakamoto | M. Hino | Hiroaki Mori | Takashi Fujii | Yasuharu Urano | Fumie Abe | Satoko Furukawa | Shigetada Furukawa | Kazutoshi Sakamoto | Michizane Hashimoto | Motohiro Hino | S. Furukawa | T. Fujii | Y. Urano | M. Hashimoto | Y. Tsurumi | S. Takase | H. Mori | F. Abe | S. Furukawa
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