Evaluation of tissue metal and trace element content in a rat model of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease using ICP-DRC-MS.
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Anatoly V Skalny | A. Skalny | A. Tinkov | A. A. Nikonorov | Eugenia R Gatiatulina | Elizaveta V Popova | Valentina S Polyakova | Anastasia A Skalnaya | Eduard F Agletdinov | Alexandr A Nikonorov | Alexey A Tinkov | E. R. Gatiatulina | E. V. Popova | E. Agletdinov | V. Polyakova | A. Skalnaya
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