Differentiation of Monocytic Cellsis Accompanied by a Change in the Expression of the Set of Oct-1 Isoforms

 
PIIS086956520003422-7-1
DOI10.31857/S086956520003422-7
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Journal nameDoklady Akademii nauk
EditionVolume 483 Issue 1
Pages105-107
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Received14.12.2018
Publication date14.12.2018
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