An ELISA for the measurement of human leukemia inhibitory factor in biological fluids and culture supernatants.
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M. Jadoul | D. de Groote | P. Franchimont | J. Soulillou | J. Franssen | Y. Jacques | F. Fauchet | S. Raher | Y. Gevaert | A. Godard | I. Dehart | M. Lopez | R. Gathy | D. Radoux | D. D. Groote
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