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Multispectral imaging autofluorescence microscopy for the analysis of lymph‐node tissues

Rigacci et al., 2000

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311645545559736523
Author
Rigacci L
Alterini R
Bernabei P
Ferrini P
Agati G
Fusi F
Monici M
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Photochemistry and photobiology

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Although histochemical and immunohistochemical methods are the standard procedures in diagnosis of lymphoproliferative disorders, useful improvements in evidencing histopathologic manifestations can be obtained with the introduction of tissue …
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