Involvement of the TIP60 Histone Acetylase Complex in DNA Repair and Apoptosis
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Jun Qin | Masami Horikoshi | Ralph Scully | M. Horikoshi | J. Qin | V. Ogryzko | Y. Nakatani | T. Ikura | R. Groisman | R. Scully | M. Grigoriev | Yoshihiro Nakatani | Tsuyoshi Ikura | Vasily V Ogryzko | Mikhail Grigoriev | Regina Groisman | Jin Wang | Jin Wang
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