Identification of the conserved, conformation-dependent cytokeratin epitope recognized by monoclonal antibody (lu-5)
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Franke, W. W., Winter, S., Overbeck, J., Gudat, F., Heitz, P. U., & St�hli, C. (1987). Identification of the conserved, conformation-dependent cytokeratin epitope recognized by monoclonal antibody (lu-5). Virchows Archiv A Pathological Anatomy and Histopathology, 411(2), 137–147.

Authors 6
  1. W. W. Franke (first)
  2. S. Winter (additional)
  3. J. Overbeck (additional)
  4. F. Gudat (additional)
  5. P. U. Heitz (additional)
  6. C. St�hli (additional)
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