Neuronal in vitro activity is more sensitive to valproate than intracellular ATP: Considerations on conversion problems of IC50 in vitro data for animal replacement
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Sebastian M. Buehler | Marco Stubbe | Matthias Nissen | Jan Gimsa | J. Gimsa | M. Stubbe | M. Nissen | S. M. Buehler
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