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November 9, 2006Open Access

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Spontaneous Airway Hyperresponsiveness in Estrogen Receptor-α–deficient Mice

MCMichelle A. CareyUnited States Food and Drug Administration JCJeffrey W. CardNational Institutes of Health JBJ. Alyce BradburyNational Institutes of Health

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These data suggest that estrogen receptor-alpha is a critical regulator of airway hyperresponsiveness in mice.

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