Chapter 58 Human fetal catecholamine-containing tissues grafted intraocularly and intracranially to immuno-compromised rodent hosts
Å. Seiger, Per Almqvist(Karolinska University Hospital), Ingrid Strömberg(Umeå University), Barry J. Hoffer(National Institutes of Health), Menek Goldstein(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), M. Bygdeman(Karolinska University Hospital)
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