Lipid bilayer and water proton magnetization transfer: Effect of cholesterol
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R S Balaban | R. Balaban | S. Wolff | S. Simon | S A Simon | T L Ceckler | S D Wolff | T A Fralix | T. Fralix | T. Ceckler | Toni L. Ceckler | Teresa A. Fralix
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