Egr3 is a transcriptional regulator required for normal target tissue innervation during sympathetic nervous system development
David H. Quach(Houston Methodist), Warren G. Tourtellotte(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Katherine Gruner(Northwestern University), Laurie C. Eldredge(Seattle Children's Hospital), Avinash Honasoge(Northwestern University), Lin Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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