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  • 1Departments of *Pathology §Molecular Genetics and Histocompatibility **Cytogenetics and Reproduction Biology, CHRU Brest †Inserm, U1078 ‡European University of Brittany ∥Pathology Laboratory #Brest Medicine School, Brest ¶Pathology Laboratory, Quimper, France.

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