This Week in Genome Biology

Apr 22, 2009

This week in Genome Biology, Japanese researchers performed the first genome-wide analysis of EGR-1 binding sites. While it's known that EGR-1 plays a role in monocytic differentiation, their technique allowed them to further describe how.

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