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January 1, 2000International Journal of Cancer

Detection of tumor cells in blood using CD45 magnetic cell separation followed by nested mutant allele-specific amplification ofp53 and K-ras genes in patients with colorectal cancer

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HIHisae IinumaObayashi (Japan)KOKota OkinagaShimizu (Japan)MAMiki AdachiOsaka Electro-Communication University

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