Defining the CREB Regulon A Genome-Wide Analysis of Transcription Factor Regulatory Regions
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Gail Mandel | Sean R. McCorkle | Shannon McWeeney | S. McWeeney | J. Dunn | S. McCorkle | R. Goodman | S. Impey | J. Dwyer | G. Mandel | G. Yochum | J. Boss | Richard H. Goodman | Soren Impey | H. Cha-Molstad | John J. Dunn | Jeremy M. Boss | Gregory S. Yochum | Hyunjoo Cha-Molstad | Jami M. Dwyer
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