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Annexe F : Contexte technique de la coloration de Papanicolaou
Références
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2. G.N. Papanicolaou, A New Procedure for Staining Vaginal Smears. Science, 95, 438-439 (1942).
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Commonwealth Fund, New York (1943).
4. P.N. Marshall, Papanicolaou Staining - a Review. Microscopica Acta, 87(3), 233-243 (1983).
5. J.S. Drijver and M.E. Boon, Manipulating the Papanicolaou Stain: Role of acidity in the EA
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