Modelling of the expansion of normal human colonic crypts

Modelling of the expansion of normal human colonic crypts

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Principais autores:	McDonald, S, Leedham, S, Greaves, L, Oulcrif, D, Novelli, MR, Deheragoda, M, Turnbull, D, Jankowski, J, Wright, N
Formato:	Conference item
Publicado em:	2006

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