ΔNp63 regulates thymic development through enhanced expression of FgfR2 and Jag2
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Gerry Melino | Roberto Mantovani | R. Knight | G. Melino | R. Mantovani | E. Candi | A. Terrinoni | Alessandro Rufini | Eleonora Candi | A. Rufini | Richard Knight | Alessandro Terrinoni | Alessandro Giamboi-Miraglia | Anna Maria Lena | A. Lena | A. Giamboi-Miraglia
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