Assessment of the gross errors in automated biochemical research
Men'shikov, V.V.; Mironov, A.S.; Bassalyk, L.S.; Aleksandrovskaia, T.N.; Lukicheva, T.I.
Laboratornoe Delo 6: 325-329
1980
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