Comparison of genetic probe with immunophenotype analysis in lymphoproliferative disorders: a study of 87 cases.
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P. Gaulard | C. Haioun | M. Goossens | J. L. Le Couédic | J. Marolleau | T. Henni | M. Diviné | Y. Pinaudeau | D. Rocha | Z. Henni | J. L. Couédic | M. Diviné
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