Detection of circulating tumor cells using GeneScan analysis for antigen receptor gene rearrangements in canine lymphoma patients.

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Detection of circulating tumor cells using GeneScan analysis for antigen receptor gene rearrangements in canine lymphoma patients.

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Hajime Tsujimoto

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Hideyuki Kanemoto

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Kazuyuki Uchida

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Kenjiro Fukushima

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Koichi Ohno

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Masashi Takahashi

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Saaya Hiyoshi-Kanemoto

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Yasuhito Fujino

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Yuko Goto-Koshino

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