Synergistic cytotoxic effects of ether phospholipid analogues and ionizing radiation in human carcinoma cells.
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O. Gründel | C. Hess | H. Schmoll | I. Wildfang | D. Berkovic | K. Berkovic | Dinko Berkovic | Olaf Gründel | Katharina Berkovic | Ingeborg Wildfang | Clemens F. Hess | Hans J. Schmoll
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