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Immunophenotypic analysis of peripheral blood lymphocytes

Ruiz‐Argüelles et al., 2000

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17271678747254768030
Author
Ruiz‐Argüelles A
Pérez‐Romano B
Publication year
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Current Protocols in Cytometry

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This unit on basic phenotyping describes two basic and two alternate protocols for the immunophenotypic identification and classification of human peripheral blood lymphocytes. The presented protocols comply with consensus recommendations from professional …
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