Detection of Clostridium piliforme by enzymatic assay of amplified cDNA segment in microtitration plates.

Detection of Clostridium piliforme by enzymatic assay of amplified cDNA segment in microtitration plates.
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通过酶法检测微量滴定板中扩增的 cDNA 片段来检测毛状梭菌。

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1996
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Laboratory animal science
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T. Itoh
T. Itoh
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K. Goto;T. Itoh

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