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Acidification and apoptosis of human lung cancer cells induced with antisense nucleotides against NHE-1 gene
Acidification and apoptosis of human lung cancer cells induced with antisense nucleotides against NHE-1 gene
- Military Medical Research Vol. 0, Issue 4, Pages: 291-294(1998)
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