Use of Hypothesized Interaction Distribution (HID) analysis in follicular lymphoma automatically identifies prognostically important patterns of cellular spatial distribution

L. Nelson; J. Mansfield; C. v der Loos; R. Lloyd; K. Linton; J. Radford; R. Byers; C. Rose

Use of Hypothesized Interaction Distribution (HID) analysis in follicular lymphoma automatically identifies prognostically important patterns of cellular spatial distribution

L. Nelson, J. Mansfield, C. v der Loos, R. Lloyd, K. Linton, J. Radford, R. Byers, C. Rose

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Pages (from-to)	227-227
Number of pages	1
Journal	Virchows Archiv
Volume	463
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Use of Hypothesized Interaction Distribution (HID) analysis in follicular lymphoma automatically identifies prognostically important patterns of cellular spatial distribution

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