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Before posting questions how about a Medline search yourself, and trying to ask questions that will
stimulate an informative response. That bitchiness aside, I am happy to try to answer more specific
questions about GFP detection by flow.
Rachel Gerstein
UMASS Med. Ctr.
Worcester,MA.
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