Membrane lateral diffusion and capture of CFTR within transient confinement zones.
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Paul W Wiseman | P. Wiseman | I. Bates | B. Hébert | Yishan Luo | J. Liao | Alexia I. Bachir | D. Kolin | J. Hanrahan | Ian R Bates | Benedict Hébert | Yishan Luo | Jie Liao | Alexia I Bachir | David L Kolin | John W Hanrahan | Benedict Hébert
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