Computational identification and functional validation of regulatory motifs in cartilage-expressed genes.
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Xiaoyun Xing | Li-Wei Chang | Gary D Stormo | G. Stormo | S. Davies | Li-Wei Chang | J. Hecht | D. Patra | X. Xing | L. Sandell | Sherri R Davies | Debabrata Patra | Karen Posey | Jacqueline Hecht | Linda J Sandell | K. Posey
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