Polymerase chain reaction versus Southern blot hybridization. Detection of immunoglobulin heavy-chain gene rearrangements.

Polymerase chain reaction versus Southern blot hybridization. Detection of immunoglobulin heavy-chain gene rearrangements.
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聚合酶链反应与 Southern 印迹杂交。

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1995
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Diagnostic molecular pathology (Print)
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J. Cossman
J. Cossman
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N. Sioutos;A. Bagg;G. Michaud;S. Irving;D. Hartmann;Hamid Siragy;D. R. Oliveri;J. Locker;J. Cossman

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