Effects of α-MSH on ischemia/reperfusion injury in the rat sciatic nerve
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N. Yılmaz | H. Dolgun | E. Turkoglu | Z. Şekerci | O. Bağdatoğlu | Sinem Oztuna | G. Serbes | C. Bağdatoğlu
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