Use of Electron Microscopy and Other Special Techniques in the Investigation of Suspected Specimen Contamination

Craig W. Zuppan(Loma Linda University Medical Center), Gary W. Mierau(Children's Hospital Colorado), Douglas A. Weeks(University of Colorado Hospital), Ofelia Álvarez(University of Miami), Gail D. Wenger(Nationwide Children's Hospital)

Ultrastructural Pathology

January 1, 1997

10.3109/01913129709021945

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