M. Rio

Publishing 2016

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Publications 1

  1. microfluidic measurement of cell motility in response to applied non-homogeneous dc electric fields
    M. Rio, S. Bola, R. H. W. Funk, G. Gerlach
    arabic literature in the post-classical period 2016 228 reads

Possible papers by M. Rio 3

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  1. Multiphase Storm Deposits Eroded from Andesite Sea Cliffs on Isla San Luis Gonzaga (Northern Gulf of California, Mexico)
    as Miguel A. Santa Rosa-del Rio journal of marine science and engineering 2020 Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
    Same name only
  2. Biallelic Mutations in MRPS34 Lead to Instability of the Small Mitoribosomal Subunit and Leigh Syndrome.
    as Marlene Rio American journal of human genetics 2017
    Same name only
  3. oligoclonal igg bands in the cerebrospinal fluid of portuguese patients with multiple sclerosis: negative results indicate benign disease bandas oligoclonais da igg no líquido céfalo-raquidiano de doentes portugueses com esclerose múltipla: resultados negativos indicam doença benigna
    as Maria Edite Rio communications in computer and information science 2005
    Same name only

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