Expression profiling identifies Klf15 as a glucocorticoid target that regulates airway hyperresponsiveness.
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Saptarsi M. Haldar | D. Jeyaraj | A. Gerber | R. Panettieri | Mukesh K. Jain | Xiaozhu Huang | Kiriko Masuno | Christina M. Mailloux | M. Jain
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