Data-driven normalization strategies for high-throughput quantitative RT-PCR
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John Quackenbush | Yoshihide Hayashizaki | Jessica C. Mar | David A. Hume | Harukazu Suzuki | Yasumasa Kimura | Kate Schroder | Katharine M. Irvine | John Quackenbush | Y. Hayashizaki | K. Schroder | Harukazu Suzuki | D. Hume | J. Mar | K. Irvine | Y. Kimura | Kate Schroder | Katharine M. Irvine | David A. Hume | John Quackenbush | Harukazu Suzuki | J. C. Mar
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