Taft et al., 1979 - Google Patents
Flow cytofluorimetry in routine diagnostic cytology: A pilot studyTaft et al., 1979
- Document ID
- 4647125487440636217
- Author
- Taft P
- Adams L
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- American Journal of Clinical Pathology
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A simple procedure for disrupting cell clumps may aid in the automation of gynecologic cytology by flow cytofluorimetry. Such a procedure, using enzymaticdigestion and fluorescent staining, was applied to aliquots of 264 gynecologic exfoliative specimens …
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