Reciprocal Interactions of Pit1 and GATA2 Mediate Signaling Gradient–Induced Determination of Pituitary Cell Types
Authors:
- Shawn M O’cOnnellSOShawn M O’cOnnell
- Sarah E FlynnSFSarah E Flynn
- Mathias TreierMTMathias Treier
- Anatoli S GleibermanAGAnatoli S Gleiberman
- Daniel P SzetoDSDaniel P Szeto
- Farideh HooshmandFHFarideh Hooshmand
- Aneel K AggarwalAAAneel K Aggarwal
- Michael G RosenfeldMRMichael G Rosenfeld
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