Extraction of cell-free DNA from urine, using polylysine-coated silica particles.

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Extraction of cell-free DNA from urine, using polylysine-coated silica particles.

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Extraction of cell-free DNA from urine, using polylysine-coated silica particles

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Koshi Mimori

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Masaru Kato

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Paulo Refinetti

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Qingjiang Hu

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Sho Takano

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Takaki Amamoto

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10.1007/S00216-017-0345-3

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