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Artifact-Free Quantification and Sequencing of Rare Recombinant Viruses by Using Drop-Based Microfluidics (English)

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Christiane E Wobus

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Ye Tao

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Assaf Rotem

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Shelley K Cockrell

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Yukun Ren

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Jeffrey S Lin

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Andrew B Feldman

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10.1002/CBIC.201500384

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8 September 2017

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