Detection of Phosphatidylserine Surface Exposure on Human Erythrocytes Using Annexin V-Ferrofluid
Authors:
- Danielle GeldwerthDGDanielle Geldwerth
- Dominique HelleyDHDominique Helley
- Kitty de JongKJKitty de Jong
- Domagoj Sabolovic'DSDomagoj Sabolovic'
- Claude SestierCSClaude Sestier
- Jacky RogerJRJacky Roger
- Jean-Noel PonsJPJean-Noel Pons
- Jean-Marie FreyssinetJFJean-Marie Freyssinet
- Philippe F. DevauxPDPhilippe F. Devaux
- Frans A. KuypersFKFrans A. Kuypers
- 1 April 1999
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications
- Vol. 258 (1) , 199-203
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