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Publications by K Mahnke
Dissection of Antigenic and Irritative Effects of Epicutaneously Applied Haptens in Mice. Evidence That Not the Antigenic Component but Nonspecific Proinflammatory Effects of Haptens Determine the Concentration-Dependent Elicitation of Allergic Contact Dermatitis.
Journal of Clinical Investigation
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