EMPLOYMENT OF A «SIDE POPULATION» APPROACH TO STEM CELL ISOLATION IN NORMAL AND TUMOR TISSUES ; ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ «SIDE POPULATION» ДЛЯ ВЫДЕЛЕНИЯ СТВОЛОВЫХ КЛЕТОК В НОРМАЛЬНЫХ И ОПУХОЛЕВЫХ ТКАНЯХ

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2014

Medical Immunology (E-Journal) / Медицинская иммунология

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