The transcriptional program controlled by the stem cell leukemia gene Scl/Tal1 during early embryonic hematopoietic development.
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Mark A. Dawson | Diego Miranda-Saavedra | Sarah A. Teichmann | Berthold Göttgens | Rekin's Janky | Nicola K. Wilson | Andrew J. Bannister | Fernando J. Calero-Nieto | Sarah Kinston | S. Teichmann | B. Göttgens | N. Wilson | M. Dawson | F. Calero-Nieto | S. Kinston | R. Janky | D. Miranda-Saavedra | J. Frampton | N. Bonadies | Samuel D. Foster | I. Donaldson | Nicolas Bonadies | Ian J. Donaldson | Jonathan Frampton | Andrew J. Bannister | Stephanie Dumon | Xiao Hong Sun | S. Dumon | X. Sun | Diego Miranda-Saavedra
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