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Tissue microarrays: advancing clinical genomics: inspired by DNA biochips, an NIH postdoc opens the door to" pathomics".(Lab Consumer).

Perkel, 2002

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10544869746027599302
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Perkel J
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The Scientist

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In 1997, Juha Kononen, a postdoctoral fellow at the National Human Genome Research Institute, was pondering the significance of the recently developed DNA microarray. He was studying genetically altered genes in cancerous cells using fluorescence in situ …
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