Control of the peroxisomal β-oxidation pathway by a novel family of nuclear hormone receptors
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Christine Dreyer | W. Wahli | C. Dreyer | H. Keller | Walter Wahli | G. Krey | F. Givel | G. Helftenbein | Grigorios Krey | Hansjörg Keller | Francoise Givel | Gerd Helftenbein | C. Dreyer | G. Krey | F. Givel | G. Helftenbein | W. Wahli
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