Chu et al., 2005 - Google Patents
A nondestructive molecule extraction method allowing morphological and molecular analyses using a single tissue sectionChu et al., 2005
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- Chu W
- Liang Q
- Liu J
- Wei M
- Winters M
- Liotta L
- Sandberg G
- Gong M
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- Publication venue
- Laboratory investigation
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In clinical practice, molecular analysis of tumor specimens is often restricted by available technology for sample preparation. Virtually all current methods require homogenization of tissues for molecule extraction. We have developed a simple, rapid, nondestructive …
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