Defective Binding of a PPARG and STAT1 Complex to the CD36 Promotor Is Implicated in a Familial Disorder Which Can Cause Autoinflammatory Symptoms, Connective Tissue Symptoms and Psychosis

Defective Binding of a PPARG and STAT1 Complex to the CD36 Promotor Is Implicated in a Familial Disorder Which Can Cause Autoinflammatory Symptoms, Connective Tissue Symptoms and Psychosis

by John Neville

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