Localization of somatostatin receptors at the light and electron microscopial level by using antibodies raised against fusion proteins

Localization of somatostatin receptors at the light and electron microscopial level by using antibodies raised against fusion proteins

by Lone Helboe

Book 1 of Progress in histochemistry and cytochemistry -- v. 35

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