Two nuclear signalling pathways for vitamin D

Carsten Carlberg(Roche (Switzerland)), Igor Bendik(Roche (Switzerland)), Adrian Wyss(Roche (Switzerland)), Elke Meier(Roche (Switzerland)), Laurie J. Sturzenbecker(Roche (Switzerland)), Joseph F. Grippo(Roche (Switzerland)), Willi Hunziker(Roche (Switzerland))

Nature

February 1, 1993

10.1038/361657a0

Cited by 560

Abstract

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