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  • 2. [Analyses of the rearrangement of T-cell receptor- and immunoglobulin genes in the diagnosis of lymphoproliferative disorders].
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    Matolcsy A, Borbényi Z, Demeter J, Egyed M, Fekete S, Földi J, Gergely L, Kajtár P, Kelényi G, Kiss A, László T, Lehoczky D, Losonczy H, Nagy M, Pál K, Pálóczy K, Radványi G, Semsei I, Varga G, Udvardy M.
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    Kimura N, Takihara Y, Akiyoshi T, Yoshida T, Ohshima K, Kawara T, Hisano S, Kozuru M, Okumura M, Kikuchi M.
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