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Publications by David W. Dresser
The Transcription Factors GATA-1 and GATA-4 Have Opposite Effects on DNA Expression Driven by an Amh Promoter
American Journal of Molecular Biology
Interaction Between the Wilms Tumour Factor-1 Element in the Promoter of Amh and a Downstream Enhancer Is Required for a Strong Expression of the Gene in Pre-Pubertal Sertoli Cells
American Journal of Molecular Biology
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