Disruption of Dag1 in Differentiated Skeletal Muscle Reveals a Role for Dystroglycan in Muscle Regeneration
Authors:
- Michael D. HenryMHMichael D. Henry
- Daniel E. MicheleDMDaniel E. Michele
- Rita BarresiRBRita Barresi
- Fumiaki SaitoFSFumiaki Saito
- Steven A. MooreSMSteven A. Moore
- Jason D. FlanaganJFJason D. Flanagan
- Mark W. SkwarchukMSMark W. Skwarchuk
- Michael E. RobbinsMRMichael E. Robbins
- Jerry R. MendellJMJerry R. Mendell
- Roger A. WilliamsonRWRoger A. Williamson
- Kevin P. CampbellKCKevin P. Campbell
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