Three phenotypically distinct populations of T suppressor cells resistant to cyclosporine a in the rat
Freitas Rodrigues, M.A.; Hutchinson, I.V.; Morris, P.J.
Transplantation Proceedings 19(5): 4281-4282
1987
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-1345 PMID: 2960058 Document Number: 302479
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