Preparation of the Nuclear Matrix for Parallel Microscopy and Biochemical Analyses.

Preparation of the Nuclear Matrix for Parallel Microscopy and Biochemical Analyses.
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用于平行显微镜和生化分析的核基质的制备。

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2016
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D. Coverley
D. Coverley
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Rosemary H. C. Wilson;E. Hesketh;D. Coverley

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