Artificial cells: Unique insights into exocytosis using liposomes and lipid nanotubes
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Owe Orwar | Mattias Karlsson | Roger Karlsson | A. Ewing | O. Orwar | L. Sombers | M. Karlsson | R. Karlsson | N. Wittenberg | A. Cans | Ann-Sofie Cans | Nathan Wittenberg | Leslie Sombers | Andrew Ewing | Nathan J. Wittenberg | Leslie A. Sombers
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