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Characterization of Proteins in Paint Media by Immunofluorescence. A Note on Methodological Aspects

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1971METHODS USED FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF BINDING MEDIA IN ITALIAN PAINTINGS OF THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES68 cited
1992Reliable identification of human albumin in ancient bone using ELISA and monoclonal antibodies55 cited
1989Detection of Ovalbumin in Paint Media by Immunofluorescence48 cited

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