Correlation of bilayer membrane cation transport and biological activity in alkyl-substituted lariat ethers.
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W. M. Leevy | George W Gokel | W Matthew Leevy | G. Gokel | R. Ferdani | Riccardo Ferdani | Michelle E Weber | Michael R Gokel | George B Hughes-Strange | David D Daranciang | G. Hughes-Strange | Michelle E. Weber | Michelle E. Weber
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