Ultraviolet radiation-induced differential microRNA expression in the skin of hairless SKH1 mice, a widely used mouse model for dermatology research
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- 26 October 2016
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- Published by Impact Journals, LLC in Oncotarget
- Vol. 7 (51) , 84924-84937
Abstract
Ultraviolet radiation-induced differential microRNA expression in the skin of hairless SKH1 mice, a widely used mouse model for dermatology research Ultraviolet radiation-induced differential microRNA expression in the skin of hairless SKH1 mice, a widely used mouse model for dermatology researchKeywords
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