Short Communication A Total Fibrinogen Deficiency Is Compatible with the Development of Pulmonary Fibrosis in Mice
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E. Rosen | F. Castellino | V. Ploplis | Zhong Liang | M. E. Deford | I. Cornelissen | L. McLennan | J. Wilberding | M. Deford | Julie A. Wilberding
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