Control of erythroid differentiation: Possible role of the transferrin cycle
Authors:
- Jerzy A. SchmidtJSJerzy A. Schmidt
- John MarshallJMJohn Marshall
- Michael J. HaymanMHMichael J. Hayman
- Prem PonkaPPPrem Ponka
- Hartmut BeugHBHartmut Beug
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