Transcriptional profiling reveals extraordinary diversity among skeletal muscle tissues

  1. Erin E Terry
  2. Xiping Zhang
  3. Christy Hoffmann
  4. Laura D Hughes
  5. Scott A Lewis
  6. Jiajia Li
  7. Matthew J Wallace
  8. Lance Riley
  9. Collin M Douglas
  10. Miguel A Gutierrez-Montreal
  11. Nicholas F Lahens
  12. Ming C Gong
  13. Francisco Andrade
  14. Karyn A Esser
  15. Michael E Hughes  Is a corresponding author
  1. Washington University School of Medicine, United States
  2. University of Florida, United States
  3. The Scripps Research Institute, United States
  4. University of Pennsylvania, United States
  5. University of Kentucky, United States
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  1. Erin E Terry
  2. Xiping Zhang
  3. Christy Hoffmann
  4. Laura D Hughes
  5. Scott A Lewis
  6. Jiajia Li
  7. Matthew J Wallace
  8. Lance Riley
  9. Collin M Douglas
  10. Miguel A Gutierrez-Montreal
  11. Nicholas F Lahens
  12. Ming C Gong
  13. Francisco Andrade
  14. Karyn A Esser
  15. Michael E Hughes
(2018)
Transcriptional profiling reveals extraordinary diversity among skeletal muscle tissues
eLife 7:e34613.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.34613