Comparison of Two Renal Cell Lines (NRK-52E and LLC-PK1) as Late Stage Apoptosis Models

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"Comparison of Two Renal Cell Lines (NRK-52E and LLC-PK1) as Late Stage Apoptosis Models"
written by Alexandra H. Heussner, Daniel R. Dietrich,
published by Open Journal of Apoptosis, Vol.2 No.3, 2013

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