Isolation, culture, and characterization of smooth muscle cells from human intracranial aneurysms
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A. Laakso | M. Myllärniemi | J. Hernesniemi | M. Niemelä | Elisa Laaksamo | R. Tulamo | Henrik Bygglin
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