Global transcriptional program of p53 target genes during the process of apoptosis and cell cycle progression
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Luquan Wang | Beth Hutchins | Ferdous Gheyas | W. R. Bishop | F. Gheyas | Luquan Wang | Wei Ding | T. Mcclanahan | Qun Wu | A. Mirza | P. Kirschmeier | J. Greene | Suxing Liu | B. Hutchins | Tish Hockenberry | Qun Wu | Asra Mirza | Paul Kirschmeier | Suxing Liu | Terri McClanahan | W Robert Bishop | Wei Ding | Tish Hockenberry | Jonathan R Greene | W. Bishop
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