Identification of proteins involved in inhibition of spheroid formation under microgravity
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Albert Sickmann | Ganna Aleshcheva | Daniela Grimm | Achim Schwarzwälder | Johann Bauer | Jessica Pietsch | Thomas J Corydon | Manfred Infanger | A. Sickmann | M. Braun | D. Grimm | T. Corydon | M. Infanger | G. Aleshcheva | J. Bauer | J. Pietsch | Stefan Riwaldt | Markus Braun | Juergen Segerer | Stefan Riwaldt | Achim Schwarzwälder | Juergen Segerer
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