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Cloning of novel injury-regulated genes. Implications for an important role of the muscle-specific protein skNAC in muscle repair

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Cloning of novel injury-regulated genes. Implications for an important role of the muscle-specific protein skNAC in muscle repair (English)

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H Lochmüller

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B Munz

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M Wiedmann

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S Werner

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7 May 1999

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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13305-10

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Cloning of novel injury-regulated genes. Implications for an important role of the muscle-specific protein skNAC in muscle repair

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