Membrane potentials, electrolyte contents, cell pH, and some enzyme activities of fibroblasts

Membrane potentials, electrolyte contents, cell pH, and some enzyme activities of fibroblasts
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10.1007/bf02618872
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1984-09
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In Vitro
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Y. Yen-Chow;S. Chow;W. Jee;D. M. Woodbury
Y. Yen-Chow;S. Chow;W. Jee;D. M. Woodbury
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Y. Yen-Chow;S. Chow;W. Jee;D. M. Woodbury

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