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New: Flow Cytometry of CD14, VDR, Cyp27 and Cyp24 and TLR4 in U937 Cells http://bio-protocol.org/e3695 This #protocol allows investigating simultaneously the effects of 25 vitamin D on the expression of intracellular and cell membrane biomarkers. @uninoveoficial @SciReports
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