Differential Recruitment of the Mammalian Mediator Subunit TRAP220 by Estrogen Receptors ERα and ERβ*
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J. Gustafsson | A. Wärnmark | T. Almlöf | J. Leers | E. Treuter | Jan-Åke Gustafsson | Eckardt Treuter | Anette Wärnmark | Tova Almlöf | Jörg Leers | A. Wärnmark
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