67 Physiological consequenses of plasminogen deficiency on fertility and ovulation efficiency

Annelii Ny; Göran Leonardsson; Anna‐Carin Hägglund; Peter Hägglöf; VA Ploplis; Peter Carmeliet; Tor Ny

doi:10.1016/s0268-9499(97)80181-6

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