The Recessive Phenotype Displayed by a Dominant Negative Microphthalmia-Associated Transcription Factor Mutant Is a Result of Impaired Nuclear Localization Potential
Kimiko Takebayashi(The University of Osaka), Shintaro Nomura(Nagahama Institute of Bio-Science and Technology), Heinz Arnheiter(National Institutes of Health), Kazuhiro Chida(Japan Broadcasting Corporation (Japan)), Hiroshi Munakata(Yokufukai Hospital), Toshio Kuroki(Japan Society for the Promotion of Science), Yukihiko Kitamura(Osaka University), Eiichi Morii(The University of Osaka), Ikuyo Tsukamoto(Nara Women's University)
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