Fixation with Carnoy's fluid reduces the number of chymase-positive mast cells: not all chymase-positive mast cells are also positive for tryptase
Authors:
- A. KleinJanAKA. KleinJan
- T. GodthelpTGT. Godthelp
- H. M. BlomHBH. M. Blom
- W. J. FokkensWFW. J. Fokkens
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