A Simple ELISA System for Detection of hIFN-y

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  • A.A. Dèldar
  • B. Akbari
  • M. Zeinoddini
  • M.R. Mohammadi
  • N. Maghsoudi
  • V. Sadeghi
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volume 55  issue 1

pages  81- 88

publication date 2003-02-01

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