Inhibitory action of conjugated C18-fatty acids on DNA polymerases and DNA topoisomerases
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K. Sakaguchi | H. Yoshida | Y. Mizushina | M. Takemura | T. Miyazawa | T. Eitsuka | T. Tsuzuki | H. Ikawa | Yuko Yonezawa | Kanako Kobayashi | Isoko Kuriyama
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