A Genome-Wide Analysis of Open Chromatin in Human Epididymis Epithelial Cells Reveals Candidate Regulatory Elements for Genes Coordinating Epididymal Function1
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Austin E. Gillen | T. Furey | G. Crawford | D. London | Lingyun Song | A. Harris | Nehal Gosalia | A. Gillen | Jared Bischof
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