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Fusion of mammalian somatic cells with polyethylene glycol 400 MW

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Clark, M.A., Crenshaw, A.H. & Shay, J.W. Fusion of mammalian somatic cells with polyethylene glycol 400 MW. Tca Manual 4, 801–804 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00918400

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