A Gold Key to Open the Door to Archival Biomedical Tissue Treasure

Abstract

AR technique, as a gold key to open the door for FFPE tissue treasure for modern techniques, will start a new field in the future side-by-sidely with progression of modern molecular morphology

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Shan-Rong Shi MD

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  • EP ID EP205194
  • DOI 10.19070/2572-7451-150001
  • Views 136
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Shan-Rong Shi MD (2015). A Gold Key to Open the Door to Archival Biomedical Tissue Treasure. International Journal of Anatomy and Applied Physiology (IJAAP), 1(1), 1-2. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-205194