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Detection of cancer cells in peripheral blood with nested RT-PCR and its significance in patients with gastric carcinomas

Jiazeng Xia, Haoran Yin, Zhenggang Zhu, Min Yan

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Detection of cancer cells in peripheral blood with nested RT-PCR and its significance in patients with gastric carcinomas

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Detection of cancer cells in peripheral blood with nested RT-PCR and its significance in patients with gastric carcinomas

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Detection of cancer cells in peripheral blood with nested RT-PCR and its significance in patients with gastric carcinomas

Key concepts: Cancer, Peripheral blood, Medicine, Nested polymerase chain reaction, Oncology, Internal medicine, Pathology, Biology

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