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A new spreadsheet method for the analysis of bivariate flow cytometric data

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A new spreadsheet method for the analysis of bivariate flow cytometric data (English)

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Clare M Isacke

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Rick F Thorne

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George Tzircotis

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22 March 2004

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BMC Cell Biology

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10.1186/1471-2121-5-10

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15035676

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A new spreadsheet method for the analysis of bivariate flow cytometric data

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