The Role of Surfactant-associated Proteins

1990/10/01 by Fred Possmayer · 91 citations
Chemistry · Medicine · Neuroscience · Nursing · #Biochemistry #Chemistry #Fatty Acid Research and Health #Intensive care medicine #Internal medicine #Medicine #Neonatal Respiratory Health Research #Neuroscience of respiration and sleep #Pulmonary surfactant #Respiratory system

paper · doi:10.1164/ajrccm/142.4.749

published in American Review of Respiratory Disease 142(4), 749-752 (American Thoracic Society)

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Abstract

"The Role of Surfactant-associated Proteins." American Review of Respiratory Disease, 142(4), pp. 749–752

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