Down-regulation of endogenous Wt1 expression by Sry transgene in the murine embryonic mesonephros-derived M15 cell line.
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K. Taira | M. Miyagishi | T. Baba | C. Tachi | H. Kawasaki | Masanori Ito | Chisato Murata
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