A tissue-specific endothelial cell molecule involved in lymphocyte homing
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Eugene C. Butcher | E. Berg | E. Butcher | P. Streeter | R. Bargatze | Philip R. Streeter | Ellen Lakey Berg | Bich Tien N. Rouse | Robert F. Bargatze | B. Rouse
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