Intracerebral xenografts of human mesencephalic tissue into athymic rats: immunochemical and in vivo electrochemical studies.

Ingrid Strömberg(Umeå University), Thomas E. Finger(Rocky Mountain MS Center), Barry J. Hoffer(National Institutes of Health), A.-Ch. Granholm(Karolinska Institutet), Thomas J. Mahalik(University of Colorado Denver), Greg A. Gerhardt(University of Kansas), M. Bygdeman(Karolinska University Hospital), Per Almqvist(Karolinska University Hospital), A Seiger(University of Miami)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
November 1, 1988
10.1073/pnas.85.21.8331
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