Reduction of Background Problems in Nonradioactive Northern and Southern Blot Analyses Enables Higher Sensitivity Than 32P-Based Hybridizations

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TextoSeries ; Analytical BioChemistry, 210(2), p.235-244, 1993Trabajos contenidos:

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