ISSN 1524-0215
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2012July 25, 2012 EDT
Development of the “Three-step MACS”: a Novel Strategy for Isolating Rare Cell Populations in the Absence of Known Cell Surface Markers from Complex Animal Tissue
Development of the “Three-step MACS”: a Novel Strategy for Isolating Rare Cell Populations in the Absence of Known Cell Surface Markers from Complex Animal Tissue
Lee Mathia Y., Lufkin Thomas,
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2012
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 2012
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- An Efficient and Cost-Effective Protocol for Selecting Transcription Factor Binding Sites that Reduces Isotope UsageKrystel JosephAyyanathan Kasirajan
- Gene Silencing of MK2 in Hard-to-Transfect Human U937 CellsTietz S. M.Berghoff M.
- Phosphopeptide Characterization by Mass Spectrometry using Reversed-Phase Supports for Solid-Phase β-Elimination/Michael AdditionNika HeinzLee JaeHoonWillis Ian M.Angeletti Ruth HogueHawke David H.
- Development of the “Three-step MACS”: a Novel Strategy for Isolating Rare Cell Populations in the Absence of Known Cell Surface Markers from Complex Animal TissueLee Mathia Y.Lufkin Thomas
- Article Watch, July 2012Slaughter Clive
- ABRF 2012: Best Poster CompetitionSponsored by Waters Corp. Organized by the Education Committee:Sol-Church KatiaKnudtson Kevin L.Kuster-Schock ElkeMartin LeRoyMurray Janet M.Needleman David S.Searle Brian C.Van Ee JamesZianni MichaelJonscher Karen R.
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Mathia Y. L, Thomas L. Development of the “Three-step MACS”: a Novel Strategy for Isolating Rare Cell Populations in the Absence of Known Cell Surface Markers from Complex Animal Tissue. JBT. 2012;23(2):69-77. doi:10.7171/jbt.12-2302-003