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Simplified protocol of solid-phase cDNA libraries for multiple PCR amplification.

F Fellmann·J L Pretet·D Fellmann
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F Fellmann, J L Pretet, D Fellmann. 1996. Simplified protocol of solid-phase cDNA libraries for multiple PCR amplification.. https://doi.org/10.2144/96215bm02

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