Cell motility as persistent random motion: theories from experiments.
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Henrik Flyvbjerg | H. Flyvbjerg | D. Selmeczi | N. Larsen | S. Mosler | Niels B Larsen | David Selmeczi | Stephan Mosler | Peter H Hagedorn | P. Hagedorn
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