Transcriptional Regulation by Foxp3 Is Associated with Direct Promoter Occupancy and Modulation of Histone Acetylation*
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Wayne W. Hancock | Chunxia Chen | A. Wells | W. Hancock | Chunxia Chen | Emily A. Rowell | Rajan M. Thomas | Andrew D. Wells | Rajan M Thomas | Emily Rowell
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