Methods for studying membrane fluidity
Roland C. Aloia
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Methods for studying membrane fluidity
by Roland C. Aloia, Cyril C. Curtain
Published
1988
Publisher
Liss
Pages
327
ISBN-10
0845146009
Subjects
Membrane Fluidity in Biology
Membrane fluidity in biology
Membrane fluidity
Advances in membrane fluidity
Physiology of Membrane Fluidity, Vol. 1
Membrane fluidity
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Methods for studying membrane fluidity was written by Roland C. Aloia, Cyril C. Curtain.
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