GLI3 resides at the intersection of hedgehog and androgen action to promote male sex differentiation
Anbarasi Kothandapani(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Joan S. Jorgensen(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Abbey Zacharski(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Alexander I. Agoulnik(Florida International University), Samantha R. Lewis(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Kyle Krellwitz(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Anna Baines(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Jessica L. Noel(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Chad M. Vezina(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Emily M. Merton(University of Florida), Martin J. Cohn(University of Florida), Stephanie Winske(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Elena M. Kaftanovskaya(Florida International University)
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