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CHO细胞基因组中稳定hot spot位点研究进展 |
林健芬,罗顺**() |
江西中医药大学 南昌 330004 |
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Research Progress on Stable Hot Spot Sites in the Genome of CHO Cells |
LIN Jian-fen,LUO Shun**() |
Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine, Nanchang 330004, China |
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