Молекулярно-генетическая характеристика последовательности HS.633957 человека
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В заключение я выражаю благодарность своему научному руководителю А. П. Козлову за предоставленную возможность выполнить данную работу, за оказанное содействие и руководство. Я благодарю Круковскую Л. Л. и Носову Ю. К. за содействие и поддержку при выполнении работы, Машарского А. Э. за помощь в секвенировании, Мурашёва Б. В. за ценные советы, а также весь коллектив «Биомедицинского центра… Читать ещё >
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