Homeostatic control of nuclear-encoded mitochondrial gene expression by the histone variant H2A.Z is essential for neuronal survival
Christopher Lowden(University of Toronto), Hai‐Ying Mary Cheng(University of Ottawa), D. Ashley Monks(University of Toronto), Nicholas A. Boehler(University of Toronto), Scot C. Leary(University of Saskatchewan), Lingfeng Ma(University of Toronto), Jonathan L.K. Ong(University of Toronto), Arthur H. Cheng(University of Toronto), Nicholas J. Lowe(University of Rochester), Adriano Senatore(University of Toronto), Wanzhang Wang(University of Toronto), Shavanie Seecharran(One Cell Systems (United States)), Baohua Liu(Shenzhen University), Julian Rios Garcia(University of Toronto), Aren Boulet(University of Saskatchewan)
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