Loss of LSR affects epithelial barrier integrity and tumor xenograft growth of CaCo-2 cells
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Silke Lassmann | Klaus Aktories | S. Lassmann | K. Aktories | Gudula Schmidt | R. Zeiser | Robert Zeiser | Panagiotis Papatheodorou | Justin Mastroianni | Carsten Schwan | Bernd A. Czulkies | Lisa Lutz | Sarah Lang | P. Papatheodorou | Carsten Schwan | G. Schmidt | L. Lutz | Justin Mastroianni | S. Lang
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