Large expansion of morphologically heterogeneous mammary epithelial cells, including the luminal phenotype, from human breast tumours
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E. Matoušková | P. Veselý | J. Danes | E. Pokorná | A. Chaloupková | L. Krásná | J. Vedralová | D. Dudorkinová | L. Petruželka | I. Kudlackova
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