Selective DNA binding by the androgen receptor as a mechanism for hormone-specific gene regulation
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F. Claessens | W. Rombauts | G. Verhoeven | B. Peeters | F. Claessens | G. Verrijdt | E. Schoenmakers | A. Haelens | B. Peeters | G. Verhoeven | W. Rombauts | E. Schoenmakers | A. Haelens | G. Verrijdt | Frank Claessens | G. Verhoeven | Erik Schoenmakers | Ben Peeters
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