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Pheromone Halo Assay Protocol - Details

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Title: Pheromone Halo Assay Protocol - http://www.med.unc.edu/%7Ehdohlman/haloassay.html
Description:Pheromone Halo Assay. Dohlman Lab Protocol. An assay which measures the responsiveness and effects of cells to a factor pheromone.
Category:Signalling Signal Transduction Protocols
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Date Added:March 29, 2006 05:50:57 AM
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