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1981 - 1989 (1)

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The development and application of a quantitative polymerase chain reaction assay for interleukin 5 messenger RNA

(1994) Guiffre, Ann Katrina

Thesis
Studies of cell cycle regulation

(1999) Reutens, Anne T.

Thesis
Experimental portal-systemic shunting and the metabolism of levodopa

(1981) Meredith, Christopher G.

Thesis
Analysis of the humoral immune response to colorectal cancer using antibody phage display

(1999) Coomber, David William John

Thesis
CD8+ anti-HIV suppressor activity in HIV-1 infected individuals and the effect of antiretroviral therapy

(1999) Wilkinson, John David

Thesis
Two phases of acute graft-versus-host disease mediated by direct and indirect antigen presentation

(1999) Van Leeuwen, Luke

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The role of the EMS1 gene product in human breast cancer

(1999) Campbell, Douglas Hamish

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ErbB receptor signalling in human breast cancer

(1996) Janes, Peter

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