PHOSPHOLIPID MEMBRANE MODEL: IMPORTANCE OF PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE AND ITS CATION EXCHANGER NATURE

. 1964 Mar;51(3):476–480. doi: 10.1073/pnas.51.3.476

PHOSPHOLIPID MEMBRANE MODEL: IMPORTANCE OF PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE AND ITS CATION EXCHANGER NATURE^{^*}

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