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Ackerman, Sandra J. (2014) First Person: How Do Living Cells Perform Quality Control?. American Scientist, 102 (3). 167pp. doi:10.1511/2014.108.167

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TitleFirst Person: How Do Living Cells Perform Quality Control?
JournalAmerican Scientist
AuthorsAckerman, Sandra J.Author
Year2014Volume102
Issue3
PublisherSigma Xi
DOIdoi:10.1511/2014.108.167Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAckerman, Sandra J. (2014) First Person: How Do Living Cells Perform Quality Control?. American Scientist, 102 (3). 167pp. doi:10.1511/2014.108.167
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