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B lymphocyte (IgM memory) of spleen
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Testis seminiferous tubule
T Lymphocyte (CD4+) of peripheral blood
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Sequence-based design and construction of synthetic nanobody library.
Association of GAL-8 promoter methylation levels with coronary plaque inflammation.
Myo/Nog cells expressing muscle proteins are present in preretinal membranes from patients with prol…
Targets of anti-hyperlipidemia drugs].
Association of MHC class-III gene polymorphisms with ER-positive breast cancer in Chinese Han popu…
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