Swezey, R. R., & Epel, D. (1989). Stable, resealable pores formed in sea urchin eggs by electric discharge (electroporation) permit substrate loading for assay of enzymes in vivo.
Style de citation ChicagoSwezey, R R., et D. Epel. Stable, Resealable Pores Formed in Sea Urchin Eggs By Electric Discharge (electroporation) Permit Substrate Loading for Assay of Enzymes in Vivo. 1989.
Style de citation MLASwezey, R R., et D. Epel. Stable, Resealable Pores Formed in Sea Urchin Eggs By Electric Discharge (electroporation) Permit Substrate Loading for Assay of Enzymes in Vivo. 1989.
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