Discovery of novel transcription control relationships with gene regulatory networks generated from multiple-disruption full genome expression libraries.
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Yoshiyuki Sakaki | Sachiyo Aburatani | Yukihiro Maki | Yukihiro Eguchi | Yoriko Takahashi | Satoru Kuhara | Kaori Hayashi | Yuzuru Ito | Shigeru Muta | S. Muta | M. Nishizawa | S. Kuhara | Y. Sakaki | S. Aburatani | C. Savoie | S. Watanabe | K. Tashiro | Yuzuru Ito | Yoriko Takahashi | Y. Eguchi | Kosuke Tashiro | K. Yamamoto | Christopher J Savoie | Mayumi Nishizawa | Kiyoshi Yamamoto | Miki Ogawa | Akiko Enomoto | Momoka Masaki | Shouji Watanabe | Akiko Enomoto | Kaori Hayashi | Miki Ogawa | M. Masaki | Y. Maki
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