Histone posttranslational modifications and cell fate determination: lens induction requires the lysine acetyltransferases CBP and p300
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Jian Sun | Paul A. Overbeek | Louise V. Wolf | Ales Cvekl | Salil A. Lachke | Louise Wolf | Jian Sun | A. Cvekl | S. Lachke | P. Overbeek | R. Ashery-Padan | Louise V Wolf | Paul K. Brindle | David C. Beebe | D. Beebe | W. Harrison | Qing Xie | Jie Huang | Jie Huang | Ruth Ashery-Padan | Wilbur R. Harrison | Wilbur Harrison | Qing Xie | Ningna Xiao | Lingkun Kong | Murali R. Kuracha | Venkatesh Govindarajan | V. Govindarajan | Ningna Xiao | Ling-kun Kong
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