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Development of an assay for the detailed study of collagenase-digestion within the islet-exocrine interface of the human pancreas

Development of an assay for the detailed study of collagenase-digestion within the islet-exocrine interface of the human pancreas

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Main Authors: Hughes, S, Cross, S, Gray, D, Clark, A, Johnson, P
Format: Conference item
Published: 2007
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