Changes in Amino Acid Concentrations over Time and Space around an Impact Injury and Their Diffusion Through the Rat Spinal Cord
David J. McAdoo(Gail Borden Public Library District), Michael G. Hughes(Cardiff Metropolitan University), Gregory Robak(The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston), Guoying Xu(Shaoxing People's Hospital)
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