Role of Membranes in Controlling Ion and Water Movements in the Lens
作者： George Duncan
DOI: 10.1002/9780470720028.CH6
关键词: Water Movements 、 Optics 、 Membrane 、 Ion 、 Lens (geology) 、 Chemistry
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