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Mammalian artificial chromosome pilot production facility: large‐scale isolation of functional satellite DNA‐based artificial chromosomes

deJong et al., 1999

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16247965320087554379
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deJong G
Telenius A
Telenius H
Perez C
Drayer J
Hadlaczky G
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Cytometry: The Journal of the International Society for Analytical Cytology

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Background: A pilot production facility has been established to isolate mammalian artificial chromosomes at high purity by using flow cytometric techniques. Dicentric chromosomes have been generated by the targeted amplification of pericentric heterochromatic and …
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