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The construction of high-density paraffin tissue microarrays with 0.43-mm-diameter paraffin tissue core biopsies is technically feasible

scientific article published on 13 June 2008

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19 December 2017

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The construction of high-density paraffin tissue microarrays with 0.43-mm-diameter paraffin tissue core biopsies is technically feasible (English)

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19 December 2017

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Ulrich F Vogel

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13 June 2008

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Inexpensive and precise paraffin tissue microarrays constructed with a computer numerical control (CNC) drilling machine

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Simple, inexpensive, and precise paraffin tissue microarrays constructed with a conventional microcompound table and a drill grinder

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10.1007/S00428-008-0622-9

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19 December 2017

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19 December 2017

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