Molecular Analysis of the Single Cell: Importance in the Study of Psychiatric Disorders
James Eberwine, Peter Crino, Steve
Arnold, John Trojanowski, Scott
Hemby
Departments of Pharmacology
University of Pennsylvania Medical Center
36th and Hamilton Walk
Philadelphia, PA. 19104-6084
215-898-0420
215-573-2236 (Fax)
eberwine@mscf.med.upenn.edu
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published 2000