Effect of total parenteral nutrition with different lipid emulsions on human monocyte and neutrophil functions
Authors:
- Raquel Bellinati-PiresRBRaquel Bellinati-Pires
- Maristela M. SalgadoMSMaristela M. Salgado
- Iara P. HypolitoIHIara P. Hypolito
- Gloria M.D.D. ColletoGCGloria M.D.D. Colleto
- Osmar YagiOYOsmar Yagi
- Elisa M. YamamuroEYElisa M. Yamamuro
- Joaquim Gama-RodriguesJGJoaquim Gama-Rodrigues
- Henrique W. PinottiHPHenrique W. Pinotti
- 1 February 1997
- Vol. 13 (2) , 128-132
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