Establishment of a peritoneal mesothelial cell line from a transgenic rat harbouring the temperature-sensitive simian virus 40 large T-antigen gene.
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M. Obinata | Y. Tomino | M. Ueda | H. Io | K. Kaneko | C. Hamada | Y. Inami | Y. Hotta | S. Aruga | J. Inuma | Y. Sekiguchi | T. Shimaoka
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