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Details on Person THRAP3 interacts with HELZ2 and plays a novel role in adipocyte differentiation

Class:Id	LiteratureReference:8932121
_displayName	THRAP3 interacts with HELZ2 and plays a novel role in adipocyte differentiation
_timestamp	2016-07-21 13:23:40
author	[Person:8932120] Katano-Toki, Akiko [Person:8932124] Satoh, Tetsurou [Person:8932118] Tomaru, Takuya [Person:8932128] Yoshino, Satoshi [Person:4663835] Ishizuka, Takahiro [Person:8932126] Ishii, Sumiyasu [Person:8932113] Ozawa, Atsushi [Person:8932123] Shibusawa, Nobuyuki [Person:8932112] Tsuchiya, Takafumi [Person:8932129] Saito, Tsugumichi [Person:8932116] Shimizu, Hiroyuki [Person:8932117] Hashimoto, Koshi [Person:8932127] Okada, Shuichi [Person:8932114] Yamada, Masanobu [Person:8932111] Mori, Masatomo
created	[InstanceEdit:8932122] May, Bruce, 2016-07-21
journal	Mol. Endocrinol.
pages	769-80
pubMedIdentifier	23525231
title	THRAP3 interacts with HELZ2 and plays a novel role in adipocyte differentiation
volume	27
year	2013
(literatureReference)	[Complex:556812] Pparg:Fatty Acid:Rxra:Mediator:coactivator Complex [nucleoplasm] [Mus musculus]
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