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Prion protein characterisation by image analysis

WH Nailon, D Everington, JW Ironside

School of Engineering
School of Population Health Sciences

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Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publication status	Published - 2000

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Nailon, WH., Everington, D., & Ironside, JW. (2000). Prion protein characterisation by image analysis.

Nailon, WH ; Everington, D ; Ironside, JW. / Prion protein characterisation by image analysis. 2000.

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Research output: Other contribution

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