Engrailed cooperates with extradenticle and homothorax to repress target genes in Drosophila
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R. Mann | Masatomo Kobayashi | E. Tolkunova | M. Fujioka | J. B. Jaynes | M. Abu-Shaar | Miki Fujioka | Richard S Mann | Masatomo Kobayashi | D. Deka | James B Jaynes | Muna Abu-Shaar | Elena N Tolkunova | Deepali Deka | Muna Abu-Shaar
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