New EMBO Members' Review: the Double Life of HMGB1 Chromatin Protein: Architectural Factor and Extracellular Signal

Overview

Journal EMBO J

Specialties Biotechnology
Molecular Biology

Date 2001 Aug 14

PMID 11500360

Citations 175

Authors

S Muller

P Scaffidi

B Degryse

T Bonaldi

L Ronfani

A Agresti

M Beltrame

M E Bianchi

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