Interaction of the nuclear protein CBF1 with the kappaB site of the IL- 6 gene promoter
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Michael Tovey | Marta Palmieri | Maria Paola Sasso | Rossana Monese | Marcello Merola | Laura Faggioli | Adriana Furia | M. Merola | L. Faggioli | M. Palmieri | M. Tovey | M. Sasso | A. Furia | Rossana Monese
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