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Original Article

Auditory Epidermal Cell Migration. VII. Antigen Expression of Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigens, PCNA and Ki-67 in Human Tympanic Membrane and External Auditory Canal

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Pages 100-108 | Received 21 Sep 1995, Accepted 03 Apr 1996, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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