Molecular Biology of the Vitamin D Hormone
Mark R. Haussler(University of Arizona), J. Wesley Pike(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Mark Hughes(Baylor College of Medicine), Bert W. O’Malley(Baylor College of Medicine), Nancy L. Weigel(Baylor College of Medicine), Donald P. McDonnell(Duke University), Elizabeth A. Allegretto(Ligand Pharmaceuticals (United States)), Christopher Terpening(University of Arizona), Andrew R. Baker, John Shine(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Barry S. Komm(University of Arizona), David J. Mangelsdorf(Southwestern Medical Center)
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