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      by 
      Storr, Tim, editor.
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      DNA-drug interactions.
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      Silverman, Richard B., author.
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      and inactivation -- Dna-interactive agents -- Drug resistance and drug synergism -- Drug metabolism
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      Daniels, Geoff.
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      -- Blood grouping from dna -- Quality assurance in immunohaematology -- Trouble-shooting and problem
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      Higgins, Nadia, author.
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      -- Let's get microscopic -- Thank you, DNA -- Amazing bods -- The cycle of life -- Eat and be eaten
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      Wanjie, Anne, editor.
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      cell wall, DNA, and plasma-- to cell locomotion and the cell cycle including cell division, mitosis
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      Hayat, M. A., 1940-
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      on the methods of additional molecular technologies such as DNA microarrays, and microdissection
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      Fishbein, James C.
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      Nucleobase Deamination in DNA and RNA (P.C. Dedon) -- Site-Specific Modification of the Electrophile Sensor
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      Zhang, Jin, author.
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      dramatically decreased DNA aggregation efficiencies. Conversely, the "early branched" DBD mutated to be the
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      Huang, Ying, author.
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      vector, followed by DNA sequence analysis. A 4.7-kb fragment from a Tetr subclone T61 contained two
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      Razin, Shmuel.
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      Complementary to 16S rRNA. -- D. Yogev and S. Razin, Cloned Genomics DNA Fragments as Probes. -- R. Kovacic, O
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      Bradley, David A., 1966-
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      intact bone mineral crystallites has been shown to relate to the endurance of amplifiable ancient DNA