Aberrant Mer receptor tyrosine kinase expression contributes to leukemogenesis in acute myeloid leukemia von Lee-Sherick, A B, Eisenman, K M, Sather, S, McGranahan, A, Armistead, P M, McGary, C S, Hunsucker, S A, Schlegel, J, Martinson, H, Cannon, C, Keating, A K, Earp, H S, Liang, X, DeRyckere, D, Graham, D K

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Aberrant Mer receptor tyrosine kinase expression contributes to leukemogenesis in acute myeloid leukemia von Lee-Sherick, A B, Eisenman, K M, Sather, S, McGranahan, A, Armistead, P M, McGary, C S, Hunsucker, S A, Schlegel, J, Martinson, H, Cannon, C, Keating, A K, Earp, H S, Liang, X, DeRyckere, D, Graham, D K

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Mutant epidermal growth factor receptor up-regulates molecular effectors of tumor invasion von LAL, Anita, GLAZER, Chad A, MARTINSON, Holly M, FRIEDMAN, Henry S, ARCHER, Gary E, SAMPSON, John H, RIGGINS, Gregory J

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Red Dragon over China von Martinson, Harold H., 1905

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Mechanism of Poly(A) Signal Transduction to RNA Polymerase II In Vitro von Tran, Dong P., Kim, Steven J., Park, Noh Jin, Jew, Tiffany M., Martinson, Harold G.

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The Poly(A) Signal, without the Assistance of Any Downstream Element, Directs RNA Polymerase II to Pause in Vivo and Then to Release Stochastically from the Template von Orozco, Ian J, Kim, Steven J, Martinson, Harold G

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The Two Steps of Poly(A)-Dependent Termination, Pausing and Release, Can Be Uncoupled by Truncation of the RNA Polymerase II Carboxyl-Terminal Repeat Domain von Park, Noh Jin, Tsao, David C., Martinson, Harold G.

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Poly(A)-dependent transcription termination: continued communication of the poly(A) signal with the polymerase is required long after extrusion in vivo von Kim, Steven J, Martinson, Harold G

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Critical patch sizes for food-web modules von Martinson, Holly M, Fagan, William F, Denno, Robert F

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Edge Effects Influence the Abundance of the Invasive Halyomorpha halys (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) in Woody Plant Nurseries von Venugopal, P. Dilip, Martinson, Holly M, Bergmann, Erik J, Shrewsbury, Paula M, Raupp, Michael J

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A Conserved Docking Motif for CK1 Binding Controls the Nuclear Localization of NFAT1 von Okamura, Heidi, Garcia-Rodriguez, Carmen, Martinson, Holly, Qin, Jun, Virshup, David M, Rao, Anjana

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Abstract P4-04-03: Monocytic immature myeloid cells permit tumor immune evasion during postpartum involution von Schedin, P, Martinson, H, Callihan, E, Jindal, S, Borges, V

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Erratum: Aberrant Mer receptor tyrosine kinase expression contributes to leukemogenesis in acute myeloid leukemia von Lee-Sherick, A B, Eisenman, K M, Sather, S, McGranahan, A, Armistead, P M, McGary, C S, Hunsucker, S A, Schlegel, J, Martinson, H, Cannon, C, Keating, A K, Earp, H S, Liang, X, DeRyckere, D, Graham, D K

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Assembly of the Cleavage and Polyadenylation Apparatus Requires About 10 Seconds In Vivo and Is Faster for Strong than for Weak Poly(A) Sites von Chao, Lily C., Jamil, Amer, Kim, Steven J., Huang, Lisa, Martinson, Harold G.

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The role of collagen and COX-2 in post-partum breast involution on the progression of pregnancy-associated breast cancer and its inhibition by NSAIDs von Borges, V. F., Lyons, T., O'Brien, J., Russell, T., Martinson, H., Keely, P., Schedin, P. J.

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Gamma rays and bleomycin nick DNA and reverse the DNase I sensitivity of beta-globin gene chromatin in vivo von VILLEPONTEAU, B, MARTINSON, H. G

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Nucleosome spacing is compressed in active chromatin domains of chick erythroid cells von Villeponteau, Bryant, Brawley, James, Martinson, Harold G

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BS3-2: Mammary Stroma as an NSAID Target; Implications for Pregnancy-Associated Breast Cancer von Schedin, PJ, Lyons, TR, O'Brien, J, Callihan, E, Russell, T, Martinson, H, Tan, A-C, Hansen, K, Keely, PJ, Borges, V

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Ribonucleotide-Induced Helical Alteration in DNA Prevents Nucleosome Formation von Hovatter, Kenneth R., Martinson, Harold G.

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Transcription termination at the chicken beta H-globin gene von PRIBYL, T. M, MARTINSON, H. G

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