Lack of lymphocyte-induced DNA fragmentation in human targets during lysis represents a species-specific difference between human and murine cells (Q37545954)

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scientific article published on July 1985

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English	Lack of lymphocyte-induced DNA fragmentation in human targets during lysis represents a species-specific difference between human and murine cells	scientific article published on July 1985

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Lack of lymphocyte-induced DNA fragmentation in human targets during lysis represents a species-specific difference between human and murine cells (English)

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J E Christiaansen

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D W Sears

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1 July 1985

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

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82

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13

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4482-4485

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10.1073/PNAS.82.13.4482

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1985PNAS...82.4482C

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