Fluid shear stress modulates surface expression of adhesion molecules by endothelial cells.
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G. Remuzzi | A. Remuzzi | M. Morigi | M. Figliuzzi | C. Zoja | G. Micheletti | M. Foppolo | M. Bontempelli | M. Saronni | Marco Foppolo | Marco Saronni | Gianluca Micheletti
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