Comparison of modified supports on the base of glycoprotein interaction studies and of adsorption investigations.
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Bernd Niemeyer | Heike Helmholz | J. Liesienė | P. Thiesen | B. Niemeyer | Andreas Prange | A. Prange | H. Helmholz | Henning Rosenfeld | Jolita Aniulyte | Jolanta Liesiene | Peter Thiesen | J. Aniulyte | H. Rosenfeld
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