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Quantitative immunohistochemistry : Optimization of analyzing the expression of signaling molecules in the myometrium. / Smirnova, M. Yu; Kh, Dzhemlikhanova L.; Kostyuchek, I. N.; Kvetnoi, I. M.; Niauri, D. A.; Paltsev, M. A.

In: Arkhiv Patologii, Vol. 72, No. 1, 15.04.2010, p. 51-55.

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Smirnova, MY, Kh, DL, Kostyuchek, IN, Kvetnoi, IM, Niauri, DA & Paltsev, MA 2010, 'Quantitative immunohistochemistry: Optimization of analyzing the expression of signaling molecules in the myometrium', Arkhiv Patologii, vol. 72, no. 1, pp. 51-55.

APA

Smirnova, M. Y., Kh, D. L., Kostyuchek, I. N., Kvetnoi, I. M., Niauri, D. A., & Paltsev, M. A. (2010). Quantitative immunohistochemistry: Optimization of analyzing the expression of signaling molecules in the myometrium. Arkhiv Patologii, 72(1), 51-55.

Vancouver

Smirnova MY, Kh DL, Kostyuchek IN, Kvetnoi IM, Niauri DA, Paltsev MA. Quantitative immunohistochemistry: Optimization of analyzing the expression of signaling molecules in the myometrium. Arkhiv Patologii. 2010 Apr 15;72(1):51-55.

Author

Smirnova, M. Yu ; Kh, Dzhemlikhanova L. ; Kostyuchek, I. N. ; Kvetnoi, I. M. ; Niauri, D. A. ; Paltsev, M. A. / Quantitative immunohistochemistry : Optimization of analyzing the expression of signaling molecules in the myometrium. In: Arkhiv Patologii. 2010 ; Vol. 72, No. 1. pp. 51-55.

BibTeX

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