Variable Requirements for DNA-Binding Proteins at Polycomb-Dependent Repressive Regions in Human HOX Clusters
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Peter J. Park | Peter V. Kharchenko | Laurence Daheron | Robert E. Kingston | P. Park | P. Kharchenko | R. Kingston | C. Woo | L. Daheron | Caroline J. Woo
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