Loss of MECP2 leads to telomere dysfunction and neuronal stress
William E. Lowry(Molecular Medicine Research Institute), Kathrin Plath(University of California, Los Angeles), Edward Kuoy(UCLA Health), Peiyee Lee(Broad Center), Kaixuan Lin(Yale Cancer Center), Jessica Cinkornpumin(McGill University Health Centre), Konstantinos Chronis(UCLA Health), Peng Jin(Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics), Jennifer C Park(UCLA Health), Xinshu Xiao(University of California, Los Angeles), Li Lin(Emory and Henry College), Tao Wu(Central South University), Denise E. Allen, Andrew Xiao(Yale Cancer Center), Kai Fu(University of California, Los Angeles), Li Chen(Emory and Henry College), Carlos E. Salas(Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais), Stephen Tran(University of California, Los Angeles), Benni S. Vargas(UCLA Health), Igal Germanguz(Broad Center), Minori Ohashi(UCLA Health), Matteo Pellegrini(Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology)
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