论文信息 - Perivascular amorphous matrices containing laminin and type IV collagen not organized as a conventional basal lamina: identification by electron microscopy and implications for the control of cell biological processes. - 字舞流文

Perivascular amorphous matrices containing laminin and type IV collagen not organized as a conventional basal lamina: identification by electron microscopy and implications for the control of cell biological processes.

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