Selective Inhibition of CBX6: A Methyllysine Reader Protein in the Polycomb Family.
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I. Paci | J. Wulff | Natalia Milosevich | Michael C. Gignac | J. McFarlane | Chakravarthi Simhadri | S. Horvath | Kevin D. Daze | Caitlin Croft | Aman K. Dheri | Taylor T H Quon | S. F. Douglas | F. Hof | Caitlin S Croft
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