Comparison of Phospholipid Molecular Species between Terminal and Stem Villi of Human Term Placenta by Imaging Mass Spectrometry
Authors:
- T. HayasakaTHT. Hayasaka
- M. SetouMSM. Setou
- H. ItohHIH. Itoh
- N. KanayamaNKN. Kanayama
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