DIRECT CONTACT BETWEEN RETICULAR FIBERS AND MIGRATORY CELLS IN THE PARACORTEX OF MOUSE LYMPH-NODES - A MORPHOLOGICAL AND QUANTITATIVE STUDY

DIRECT CONTACT BETWEEN RETICULAR FIBERS AND MIGRATORY CELLS IN THE PARACORTEX OF MOUSE LYMPH-NODES - A MORPHOLOGICAL AND QUANTITATIVE STUDY
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10.1679/aohc.51.233
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发表时间:
1988-07-01
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HOSHINO, T
HOSHINO, T
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作者:
HAYAKAWA, M;KOBAYASHI, M;HOSHINO, T

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