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October 21, 2004American Journal of Clinical PathologyOpen Access

Flow Cytometric DNA Ploidy Analysis of Peripheral Blood From Patients With Sézary Syndrome: Detection of Aneuploid Neoplastic T Cells in the Blood Is Associated With Large Cell Transformation in Tissue

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SWSa WangSinopec (China)NLNing LiHefei University of TechnologyPHPeter HealdYale University

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