Sickle cell adhesion to laminin : Potential role for the α5 chain
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L. Parise | E. Orringer | Sheritha P. Lee | Michelle L. Cunningham | Patrick C. Hines | Cc Joneckis | Eugene P. Orringer | Leslie V. Parise | P. Hines | C. Joneckis | M. Cunningham
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