ANALYSIS OF TSH RECEPTORS AND MICROSOMAL ANTIGEN IN DIFFERENT HUMAN THYROID TISSUE SPECIMENS

Jadwiga Furmaniak(Cardiff University), Bernard Rees Smith(Cardiff University), C. A. S. Pegg(University of Nottingham), Ulrich Kaiser(University of Applied Sciences Landshut), Y. Nakajima(University of Nottingham), F. W. BUCKMANN(University of Nottingham), Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Gärtner(University of Nottingham), Simon Davenport(University of Nottingham)

Clinical Endocrinology

June 1, 1988

10.1111/j.1365-2265.1988.tb03850.x

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