Coexpression of Connexin45 with Connexin43 Decreases Gap Junction Size
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Emmanuel Dupont | Stephen Rothery | N. Severs | S. Rothery | A. F. Bruce | E. Dupont | Katharina Grikscheit | Neil Thomas | Alexandra F Bruce | Joachim Chan | Nicholas J Severs | J. Chan | K. Grikscheit | N. Thomas
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