Assessment of Apoptosis by Immunohistochemical Markers Compared to Cellular Morphology in Ex Vivo-stressed Colonic Mucosa
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H. Bernstein | H. Garewal | C. Payne | C. Bernstein | K. Dvor̆áková | J. Warneke | H. Holubec | C. N. Waltmire
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