The ligand-binding domains of the thyroid hormone/retinoid receptor gene subfamily function in vivo to mediate heterodimerization, gene silencing, and transactivation
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B M Raaka | H H Samuels | B. Raaka | H. Samuels | J. Qi | V. Desai-Yajnik | M. Greene | J S Qi | V Desai-Yajnik | M E Greene
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