Isolation and characterization of a novel epithelium-specific transcription factor, ESE-1, a member of the ets family
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T. Libermann | P. Oettgen | K. Munger | R. Alani | L. Brown | M. Barcinski | C. Kunsch | Y. Akbarali | P Oettgen | T A Libermann | R M Alani | M A Barcinski | L Brown | Y Akbarali | J Boltax | C Kunsch | K Munger | J. Boltax | L. Brown | Yasmin Akbarali
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