Non-catalytic roles for TET1 protein negatively regulating neuronal differentiation through srGAP3 in neuroblastoma cells
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D. Cui | Hua-lin Fu | Jie Gao | Yue Ma | Q. Luo | Zhen Wang | Yuangqiang Xiao | Hao Yang | Wei-Lin Jin | Jie Gao | Yue Ma | Hua-Lin Fu | Qian Luo | Zhen Wang | Yu-Huan Xiao | Hao Yang | Da-Xiang Cui | Wei-Lin Jin | Wei-lin Jin
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