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Hamostaseologie 1985; 05(05/06): 170-173
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1655124
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Thrombozyten und Tumorausbreitung

Zur Bedeutung der Blutplättchen und des Plättchenserotonins für die Tumorzellabsiedlung
G Skolnik
1   Abteilungen für Chirurgie I und Anatomie der Universität Göteborg/Schweden
,
H Ahlman
1   Abteilungen für Chirurgie I und Anatomie der Universität Göteborg/Schweden
,
U Bagge
1   Abteilungen für Chirurgie I und Anatomie der Universität Göteborg/Schweden
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