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Role of sex hormones in allergic inflammation in mice | Synapse

March 1, 2007

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Role of sex hormones in allergic inflammation in mice

YRYanira Riffo‐VasquezKing's College London AOAna Paula Ligeiro de OliveiraUniversidade Nove de Julho CPClive PageKing's College London

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Sex hormones play a dual role in regulating allergic lung inflammation in mice.

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