Solution Structure of the Interacting Domains of the Mad–Sin3 Complex Implications for Recruitment of a Chromatin-Modifying Complex
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R. Eisenman | L. Loo | S. Cowley | I. Radhakrishnan | D. Ayer | Kai Huang | G. Yochum | Lenora W. M. Loo | K. Brubaker
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