Mef2c is activated directly by Ets transcription factors through an evolutionarily conserved endothelial cell-specific enhancer.

De Val, S; Anderson, JP; Heidt, AB; Khiem, D; Xu, SM; Black, BL

Abstract:

Members of the Myocyte Enhancer Factor 2 (MEF2) family of transcription factors play key roles in the development and differentiation of numerous cell types during mammalian development, including the vascular endothelium. Mef2c is expressed very early in the development of the endothelium, and genetic studies in mice have demonstrated that mef2c is required for vascular development. However, the transcriptional pathways involving MEF2C during endothelial cell development have not been define...

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APA Style

De Val, S., Anderson, J. P., Heidt, A. B., Khiem, D., Xu, S. M., & Black, B. L. (2004). Mef2c is activated directly by Ets transcription factors through an evolutionarily conserved endothelial cell-specific enhancer. Developmental Biology, 275(2), 424–434.

MLA Style

De Val, S., et al. “Mef2c Is Activated Directly by Ets Transcription Factors through an Evolutionarily Conserved Endothelial Cell-Specific Enhancer.” Developmental Biology, vol. 275, no. 2, Developmental biology, 2004, pp. 424–34.

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De Val, S, JP Anderson, AB Heidt, D Khiem, SM Xu, and BL Black. 2004. “Mef2c Is Activated Directly by Ets Transcription Factors through an Evolutionarily Conserved Endothelial Cell-Specific Enhancer.” Developmental Biology 275 (2): 424–34.
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