Immunohistochemical Characteristics of Surfactant Proteins A, B, C and D in Inflammatory and Tumorigenic Lung Lesions of F344 Rats
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K. Saoo | K. Imaida | F. Furukawa | T. Numano | M. Yokohira | Sosuke Kishi | K. Yamakawa | Yuko Nakano | Fumiko Ninomiya | Shohei Kanie | H. Hitotsumachi
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