Minature tissue culture technique with a modified (bottomless) plastic microplate;.

E M Hernandez-Baumgarten

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Minature tissue culture technique with a modified (bottomless) plastic microplate;.

E M Hernandez-Baumgarten

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E M Hernandez-Baumgarten. 1975. Minature tissue culture technique with a modified (bottomless) plastic microplate;.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/49003/

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