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Fret Microscopy in Cellular Signal Transduction

著者名:
掲載資料名:
Analytical use of fluorescent probes in oncology
シリーズ名:
NATO ASI series. Series A, Life sciences
シリーズ巻号:
286
発行年:
1996
開始ページ:
53
終了ページ:
57
総ページ数:
5
出版情報:
New York: Plenum Press
ISSN:
02581213
ISBN:
9780306453694 [030645369X]
言語:
英語
請求記号:
N11478/286
資料種別:
国際会議録

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