Comparison of HT29-18-C1 and Caco-2 Cell Lines as Models for Studying Intestinal Paracellular Drug Absorption
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Malcolm Rowland | Geoffrey Warhurst | M. Rowland | A. Collett | G. Warhurst | J. Ayrton | Andrew Collett | Erika Sims | David Walker | Yan-Ling He | John Ayrton | Yan-Ling He | D. Walker | E. Sims
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