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basu | #basu pmid=15858574 | ||
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The pmid is the paper's ID number found at the PudMed website; usually at the bottom left hand corner. | The pmid is the paper's ID number found at the PudMed website; usually at the bottom left hand corner. | ||
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Research and Development
Papers of Interest
Simply post the title and author. An easy way of doing the citation is with the following format (you need to go to the edit version to see it):
Ratiometric Sensing
- Basu S, Gerchman Y, Collins CH, Arnold FH, and Weiss R. A synthetic multicellular system for programmed pattern formation. Nature. 2005 Apr 28;434(7037):1130-4. DOI:10.1038/nature03461 |
The pmid is the paper's ID number found at the PudMed website; usually at the bottom left hand corner.
