Compromised genomic integrity impedes muscle growth after Atrx inactivation
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Compromised genomic integrity impedes muscle growth after Atrx inactivation
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JOURNAL OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
Volume 122, Issue 12, Pages 4412-4423
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American Society for Clinical Investigation
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2012-11-01
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10.1172/jci63765
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