Upregulation of SPS100 gene expression by an antisense RNA via a switch of mRNA isoforms with different stabilities
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W. Huber | Anton Khmelinskii | M. Knop | M. Meurer | Daniel Kirrmaier | M. Štefl | Ilia Kats | J. Barry | F. Huber | D. Bunina
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