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Identification of novel susceptibility genes in ozone-induced inflammation in mice
Bauer A.K., Travis E.L., Malhotra S.S., Rondini E.A., Walker C., Cho H?Y., Trivedi S., Gladwell W., Reddy S., Kleeberger S.R.
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Eur Respir J 2010; 36: 428
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August
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Airway diseases
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Bauer A.K., Travis E.L., Malhotra S.S., Rondini E.A., Walker C., Cho H?Y., Trivedi S., Gladwell W., Reddy S., Kleeberger S.R.. Identification of novel susceptibility genes in ozone-induced inflammation in mice. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: 428
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