Моделирование болезни Хантингтона на клетках линии HEK293
https://doi.org/10.18699/VJ17.306
Аннотация
Об авторах
Д. В. ШариповаРоссия
Новосибирск.
Т. Б. Маланханова
Россия
Новосибирск.
А. А. Малахова
Россия
Новосибирск.
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