Dynamic Analysis of Gene Expression and Genome-wide Transcription Factor Binding during Lineage Specification of Multipotent Progenitors
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Carsten Peterson | Shamit Soneji | Göran Karlsson | Victor Olariu | Stephen Taylor | Daniel G. Tenen | Jose Teles | Tariq Enver | Simon J. McGowan | C. Peterson | D. Tenen | T. Enver | S. McGowan | S. Taylor | S. Soneji | G. Karlsson | V. Olariu | J. Teles | C. Fugazza | Yanping Guo | G. May | Mengchu Wu | C. Pina | John Brown | A. Tipping | Cristina Pina | Cristina Fugazza | Alex J. Tipping | John Brown | Mengchu Wu | Gillian May | Yanping Guo
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