A crucial role of a high mobility group protein HMGA2 in cardiogenesis
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Y. Hiroi | I. Komuro | I. Shiojima | K. Miyazono | Yuzuru Ito | M. Asashima | R. Nagai | A. Naito | Doubun Hayashi | T. Yamazaki | H. Kasai | K. Monzen
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