Inactivation of the Nuclear Orphan Receptor COUP-TFII by Small Chemicals.
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J. Eeckhoute | C. Martinez-Jimenez | I. Talianidis | B. Staels | P. Baráth | Maud Bizot | G. Salbert | R. le Guével | Céline Gheeraert | Maheul Ploton | P. Lefebvre | F. Oger | Gaëlle Palierne | François F. Firmin | M. Kretová
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