Actin filament organization during endothelial wound healing in the rabbit cornea: comparison between transcorneal freeze and mechanical scrape injuries.

Actin filament organization during endothelial wound healing in the rabbit cornea: comparison between transcorneal freeze and mechanical scrape injuries.
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1993-08
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4.4
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H. Ichijima;W. Petroll;P. Barry;P. Andrews;M. Dai;H. D. Cavanagh;J. Jester
H. Ichijima;W. Petroll;P. Barry;P. Andrews;M. Dai;H. D. Cavanagh;J. Jester
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医学2区
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作者:
H. Ichijima;W. Petroll;P. Barry;P. Andrews;M. Dai;H. D. Cavanagh;J. Jester

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