A novel androgen-regulated gene, PMEPA1, located on chromosome 20q13 exhibits high level expression in prostate.
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J W Moul | J. Moul | S. Srivastava | I. Sesterhenn | I. Sesterhenn | D. Mcleod | S Srivastava | I A Sesterhenn | D G McLeod | L L Xu | T Segawa | N Shanmugam | T. Segawa | Linda L. Xu | N. Shanmugam | L. Xu | David G. Mcleod
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