Lactobacilli binding human A-antigen expressed in intestinal mucosa.
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Tadao Saito | Katsunori Kimura | Akira Horii | A. Horii | Tadao Saito | K. Shiiba | M. Oda | Hideki Kinoshita | H. Kinoshita | H. Uchida | Y. Kawai | H. Kitazawa | K. Miura | Hideaki Uchida | Yasushi Kawai | Haruki Kitazawa | Koh Miura | Kenichi Shiiba | Naoki Taketomo | Munehiro Oda | Takaji Yajima | T. Yajima | K. Kimura | N. Taketomo
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