The Maf transcription factors: regulators of differentiation
V Blank, NC Andrews - Trends in biochemical sciences, 1997 - cell.com
Trends in biochemical sciences, 1997•cell.com
Since the identification of the v-maf oncogene in an avian tumor virus, the Maf protein family
has grown rapidly, forming a unique subclass of basic-leucine zipper transcription (bZIP)
factors. Maf family members appear to play important roles in the regulation of differentiation.
has grown rapidly, forming a unique subclass of basic-leucine zipper transcription (bZIP)
factors. Maf family members appear to play important roles in the regulation of differentiation.
Abstract
Since the identification of the v-maf oncogene in an avian tumor virus, the Maf protein family has grown rapidly, forming a unique subclass of basic-leucine zipper transcription (bZIP) factors. Maf family members appear to play important roles in the regulation of differentiation.
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