Translational control of JunB, an AP‐1 transcription factor, in activated human endothelial cells
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Robert A. Campbell | D. Schmid | A. Weyrich | G. Zimmerman | L. Kraiss | Huimiao Jiang | H. Schwertz | T. McIntyre
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