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[The application of different types of liquid technologies in cytology]

N N Volchenko, E N Slavnova, A A Tugulukova

    Klinicheskaia Laboratornaia Diagnostika
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    PubMed

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    liquid-based cytologycytological diagnosiscomparative studydiagnostic accuracyimmunocytology

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