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  • 1. Morphological and immunocytochemical characteristics of human tumor cell lines for use in a disease-oriented anticancer drug screen.
    Stinson SF, Alley MC, Kopp WC, Fiebig HH, Mullendore LA, Pittman AF, Kenney S, Keller J, Boyd MR.
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