A Novel Androgen Receptor Mutant, A748T, Exhibits Hormone Concentration-Dependent Defects in Nuclear Accumulation and Activity Despite Normal Hormone-Binding Affinity
Alaina J. James(University of Pittsburgh), Nancy L. Weigel(Baylor College of Medicine), Irina U. Agoulnik(University of South Florida), Jonathan M. Harris(University College London), Grant Buchanan(Alphacrucis University College), Marco Marcelli(Baylor College of Medicine), Dolores J. Lamb(Cornell University), Wayne D. Tilley(The University of Adelaide)
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