p73 Is Required for Multiciliogenesis and Regulates the Foxj1-Associated Gene Network
Clayton B. Marshall(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Jennifer A. Pietenpol(Vanderbilt University), Mark A. Magnuson(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Jennifer M. Rosenbluth(Harvard University), Deborah J. Mays(Vanderbilt University), Yu Shyr(Vanderbilt University), J. Scott Beeler(Vanderbilt University), Gabriela L. Santos Guasch(Vanderbilt University), Bryan J. Venters(Vanderbilt University), Qi Liu(East China University of Science and Technology), Kelli L. Boyd(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Timothy M. Shaver(Vanderbilt University)
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