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January 4, 2000Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesOpen Access

Percutaneous peptide immunization via corneum barrier-disrupted murine skin for experimental tumor immunoprophylaxis

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NSNaohiro SeoBioengineering CenterYTY. TokuraHamamatsu University School of MedicineTNTakafumi NishijimaKao Corporation (Japan)

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