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  • 41. Primary immune response in skin and skin-associated lymphoid tissue of interleukin-4 transgenic mice.
    Blümel J, Schimpl A, Ulrich P, Ahr HJ, Vohr H.
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  • 44. [Mononuclear epithelial infiltration in squamous cell skin cancer, allergic contact dermatitis and skin allograft].
    Panchenko KI, Tsvetkova GM, Persina IS.
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  • 49. [Quantitative study of the number of Langerhans cells per surface unit in allergic contact eczema].
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