CHEMICAL MODULATION OF PHOTODYNAMIC INJURY OF GLIAL CELLS

M. A. KOMANDIROV; E. A. KNYAZEVA; Y. P. FEDORENKO; M. V. RUDKOVSKII; E. V. BEREZHNAYA; V. D. KOVALEVA; A. B. UZDENSKY

doi:10.1142/s1793545811001605

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