Histochemical Detection of Ionic Zinc in the Rat Olfactory Mucosa: Zinc Selenium Autometallography (![]() |
Nam, Dong-Woo
(Department of Anatomy, Hallym University)
Sun, Yuan-Jie (Department of Anatomy, Hallym University) Kim, Sung-Joo (Department of Anatomy, Hallym University) Kim, Yong-Kuk (Department of Anatomy, Hallym University) Kim, Soo-Jin (Department of Biology, Hallym University) Yu, Yun-Cho (Department of Oriental Medicine, Woosuk University) Jeong, Young-Gil (Department of Anatomy, Konyang University) Jo, Seung-Mook (Department of Anatomy, Hallym University) |
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