The implications of molecular diagnostics in clinicopathologic correlations in two disease processes: PSA serum levels in acute illnesses, and, prevalence of activated protein C resistance and factor V mutation in patients with thrombosis and in control patients by ethnic group - ProQuest

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The implications of molecular diagnostics in clinicopathologic correlations in two disease processes: PSA serum levels in acute illnesses, and, prevalence of activated protein C resistance and factor V mutation in patients with thrombosis and in control patients by ethnic group

Honda, Stacey Ann Akemi. University of Hawai'i at Manoa ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2002. 3057362.