Identification of the REST regulon reveals extensive transposable element-mediated binding site duplication
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David R. Westhead | Richard M. Jackson | Lezanne Ooi | Alexander W. Bruce | Rory Johnson | R. Jackson | D. Westhead | I. Wood | I. Donaldson | N. Buckley | L. Ooi | Rory Johnson | Richard J. Gamblin | Ian J. Donaldson | Noel J. Buckley | Ian C. Wood
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