Temporal regulation of a paired-like homeodomain repressor/TLE corepressor complex and a related activator is required for pituitary organogenesis.
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L. Olson | M. Rosenfeld | S. Baek | J. Dasen | S. H. Baek | D. Rose | J. Tollkuhn | Lorin E. Olson | S. O'Connell | D W Rose | M G Rosenfeld | J S Dasen | J P Martinez Barbera | T S Herman | S O Connell | L Olson | B Ju | J Tollkuhn | S H Baek | T. Herman | B. Ju | J. P. Martinez Barbera | S. O. Connell | J. M. Barbera | BongGun Ju | Juan-Pedro Martinez Barbera | Shawn O 'connell
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