Focal adhesion molecules expression and fibrillin deposition by lymphatic and blood vessel endothelial cells in culture.
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G. Sacchi | E. Weber | Elisabetta Weber | Antonella Rossi | Raffaella Solito | Giovanni Sacchi | Margherita Agliano' | Renato Gerli | M. Aglianó | R. Solito | A. Rossi | R. Gerli
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