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XPA-deficiency in hairless mice causes a shift in skin tumor types and mutational target genes after exposure to low doses of UVB.

Translated title of the contribution: XPA-deficiency in hairless mice causes a shift in skin tumor types and mutational target genes after exposure to low doses of UVB.
  • A. de Vries
  • , R.J.W. Berg
  • , S. Wijnhoven
  • , A. Westerman
  • , P.W. Wester
  • , C.F. van Kreijl
  • , P.J.A. Capel
  • , F.R. de Gruijl
  • , H.J. van Kranen
  • , H. van Steeg

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Translated title of the contributionXPA-deficiency in hairless mice causes a shift in skin tumor types and mutational target genes after exposure to low doses of UVB.
Original languageUndefined/Unknown
Pages (from-to)2205-2212
Number of pages8
JournalOncogene
Volume16
Publication statusPublished - 1998

Keywords

  • Econometric and Statistical Methods: General
  • Geneeskunde(GENK)
  • Algemeen onderzoek
  • Internal medicine

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