Transcriptional Interferences in cis Natural Antisense Transcripts of Humans and Mice
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Kazuho Ikeo | Takashi Gojobori | Naoki Osato | T. Gojobori | K. Ikeo | Yoshiyuki Suzuki | N. Osato | Yoshiyuki Suzuki
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