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Preparation, labelling and detection of DNA from archival tissue sections suitable for comparative genomic hybridization

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    Louise James & Jennifer Varley

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James, L., Varley, J. Preparation, labelling and detection of DNA from archival tissue sections suitable for comparative genomic hybridization. Chromosome Res 4, 163–164 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02259711

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