A Possible General Mechanism of the Signal Transfer Switching on the Α/Β-Interferons Expression. 1. The Local Cell Membrane Deformation as the First Induction Stage

Biopolymers and Cell - Ukraine
doi 10.7124/bc.0004fc
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Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics (NAS Ukraine)

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