Activation by c-Myc of transcription by RNA polymerases I, II and III
Natividad Gomez-Roman(University of Strathclyde), Robert J. White(University of York), Jacqueline Brodie(University of Glasgow), Niall S. Kenneth(University of Liverpool), Theodoros Kantidakis(University of Glasgow), Elaine R. Kerr(University of Glasgow), Zoë A. Felton-Edkins(University of Glasgow), Dimitris Athineos(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Carla Grandori(Precision for Medicine (United States)), Fiona Innes(University of Glasgow), Ben A. Ramsbottom(University of Glasgow), Jingxin Zhang(University of Glasgow), Sarah J. Goodfellow(University of Glasgow)
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