论文信息 - Analysis of microchimerism in peripheral blood by short tandem repeat sequences immediately after living related liver transplantation. - 字舞流文

Analysis of microchimerism in peripheral blood by short tandem repeat sequences immediately after living related liver transplantation.

K. Hatakeyama | H. Nakatsuka | T. Watanabe | T. Ichida | Y. Sato | T. Kobayashi | S. Yamamoto | H. Oya | H. Kameyama

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