Preservation of Mitochondrial Structure and Function after Bid- or Bax-Mediated Cytochrome c Release
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Christian Renken | Guy Perkins | Oliver von Ahsen | G. Perkins | D. Newmeyer | E. Bossy‐Wetzel | O. von Ahsen | C. Renken | R. Kluck | Ella Bossy-Wetzel | Ruth M. Kluck | Donald D. Newmeyer
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