Gastric hyperplasia in mice with targeted disruption of the carbonic anhydrase gene Car9.
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Jan Svoboda | Seppo Parkkila | Bertram Wiedenmann | K. Knobeloch | J. Pastorek | S. Pastoreková | B. Wiedenmann | J. Závada | S. Parkkila | I. Horak | Klaus-Peter Knobeloch | Tuomo Karttunen | T. Karttunen | Michael Höcker | Z. Závadová | Ivan Horak | E. Rohde | Marta Ortova Gut | Zdeòka Vernerová | Elvira Rohde | Jan Závada | Jaromír Pastorek | Adriana Gibadulinová | Zuzana Závadová | Silvia Pastoreková | M. Höcker | J. Svoboda | M. Gut | A. Gibadulinová | Z. Vernerová | Elvira Rohde | Z. Vernerova
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