An Explant Technique for High-Resolution Imaging and Manipulation of Mycobacterial Granulomas
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J. Rawls | S. Espenschied | M. A. Matty | V. Dartois | M. Cronan | L. Blanc | C. Pyle | D. M. Tobin | Allison F. Rosenberg
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