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What's in a sample? Increasing transparency in biospecimen procurement methods

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    Joshua LaBaer & Joseph F Miceli III

  2. Global Biological Standards Institute, Washington, DC, USA

    Leonard P Freedman

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LaBaer, J., Miceli, J. & Freedman, L. What's in a sample? Increasing transparency in biospecimen procurement methods. Nat Methods 15, 303–304 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth.4684

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