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Editorial
. 2012 Feb 2;3(2):e263.
doi: 10.1038/cddis.2012.2.

Analysis of apoptosis methods recently used in Cancer Research and Cell Death & Disease publications

O Bucur, A L Stancu, R Khosravi-Far, A Almasan
Editorial

Analysis of apoptosis methods recently used in Cancer Research and Cell Death & Disease publications

O Bucur et al. Cell Death Dis. .
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Figure 1
Evaluation of the Cancer Research and Cell Death & Disease articles. (a) Percentage of entries using the specific name of the apoptosis method used (87 of 137=63.5% for Cancer Research; 83 of 136=61.03% for Cell Death & Disease), instead of using the general terms such as ‘% apoptosis'. (b) Percentage of entries using one, two (55 of 137=40.14% for Cancer Research; 62 of 136=45.58% for Cell Death & Disease), or at least three methods (5 of 137=3.65% for Cancer Research; 34 of 136=25% for Cell Death & Disease) for apoptosis detection/quantification
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