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Ancient proteins: what remains to be detected

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Author(s)

Matthew James Collins
E. Cappellini
M Buckley
Kirsty Elizabeth Helena Penkman
R Griffin
H. Koon

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Publication details

Title of host publication	Between Biology and Culture
Date	Published - 2008
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Place of Publication	Cambridge
Editors	H Schutkowski
Original language	English
ISBN (Print)	9780521859363

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