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|Articles|March 1, 2004
Where to find a mouse model for dermatitis?
Washington - The availability of a suitable animal model for atopic dermatitis could advance research in the field and aid in the development of new therapies. Scientists in Japan may have developed such a model, according to Takuya Uozumi, MS, a researcher at Lion Corp.
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