Genomic analysis of the nuclear receptor family: new insights into structure, regulation, and evolution from the rat genome.
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Richard A Gibbs | David A Wheeler | George Weinstock | G. Weinstock | R. Gibbs | D. Wheeler | Zhengdong D. Zhang | Jiaqian Wu | P. Burch | A. Cooney | R. Lanz | Austin J Cooney | Rainer B Lanz | F. Pereira | Zhengdong Zhang | Paula E Burch | Fred A Pereira | Jiaqian Wu
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