08: Plankton Analysis by Automated Submersible Imaging Flow Cytometry: Transforming a Specialized Research Instrument into a Broadly Accessible Tool and Extending its Target Size Range

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Date: 2014-12-24 10:01:18 Biological oceanography Water Cell biology Flow cytometry Plankton Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Imaging science Picoplankton OSIRIS Biology Planktology Aquatic ecology		08: Plankton Analysis by Automated Submersible Imaging Flow Cytometry: Transforming a Specialized Research Instrument into a Broadly Accessible Tool and Extending its Target Size Range Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nopp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 73,07 KB Share Document on Facebook

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