MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO PREDICT EXCHANGE AND FACILITATED TRANSPORT ACROSS THE MICROVILLOUS PLASMA MEMBRANE (MVM) OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA

MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO PREDICT EXCHANGE AND FACILITATED TRANSPORT ACROSS THE MICROVILLOUS PLASMA MEMBRANE (MVM) OF THE HUMAN PLACENTA

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Main Authors:	Widdows, K, Panitchob, N, Crocker, I, Brooks, S, Please, C, Sibley, C, Johnstone, E, Sengers, B, Glazier, J, Lewis, R
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2013

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