What's new: Hybridoma technology in immunocytochemistry

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Bioessays 1 (4):178-179 (1984)
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What's New will present discussions of new methodologies or improvements of previously developed techniques. In this article, A. C. Cuello and C. Milstein discuss the present status of monoclonal antibody technology..

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