Three-dimensional ultrastructure of the Golgi apparatus in different cells : high-resolution scanning electron microscopy of osmium-macerated tissues
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- 2006-12-31
著者
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USHIKI Tatsuo
Division of Microscopic Anatomy and Bio-imaging, Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and D
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Koga Daisuke
Division Of Microscopic Anatomy And Bio-imaging Department Of Cellular Function Niigata University G
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Ushiki Tatsuo
Division Of Microscopic Anatomy And Bio-imaging Department Of Cellular Function Niigata University G
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Ushiki Tatsuo
Division Of Microscopic Anatomy And Bio-imaging Department Of Cellular Function Niigata University G
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