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Serologic Assay for Secretory Component Distinguishes Mechanical from Hepatocellular Cholestasis in Humans
Versland M, Wu G, Gorelick F, Larkin J. Serologic Assay for Secretory Component Distinguishes Mechanical from Hepatocellular Cholestasis in Humans. Digestive Diseases And Sciences 1997, 42: 2246-2253. PMID: 9398802, DOI: 10.1023/a:1018810500006.
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