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IRAG WORKING GROUP 3 - CELL FUNCTION-BASED ASSAYS
Authors: BOTHAM P OSBORNE R ATKINSON K CARR G COTTIN M VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: P. Botham et al., IRAG WORKING GROUP 3 - CELL FUNCTION-BASED ASSAYS, Food and chemical toxicology, 35(1), 1997, pp. 67-77
A DOUBLE-LABEL TECHNIQUE THAT MONITORS SULFUR MUSTARD DAMAGE TO NUCLEI AND MITOCHONDRIA OF NORMAL HUMAN EPIDERMAL-KERATINOCYTES IN-VITRO
Authors: COOK JR VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Jr. Cook et Rg. Vanbuskirk, A DOUBLE-LABEL TECHNIQUE THAT MONITORS SULFUR MUSTARD DAMAGE TO NUCLEI AND MITOCHONDRIA OF NORMAL HUMAN EPIDERMAL-KERATINOCYTES IN-VITRO, Toxicologic pathology, 25(5), 1997, pp. 481-486
DISRUPTION OF MICROFILAMENTS ALTERS LAMININ SYNTHESIS BUT NOT LAMININTRAFFICKING IN NHEK IN-VITRO
Authors: COOK JR VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Jr. Cook et Rg. Vanbuskirk, DISRUPTION OF MICROFILAMENTS ALTERS LAMININ SYNTHESIS BUT NOT LAMININTRAFFICKING IN NHEK IN-VITRO, In vitro cellular & developmental biology. Animal, 32(5), 1996, pp. 300-306
THE MATRIX FORM OF COLLAGEN AND BASAL MICROPOROSITY INFLUENCE BASAL LAMINA DEPOSITION AND LAMININ SYNTHESIS SECRETION BY STRATIFIED HUMAN KERATINOCYTES IN-VITRO
Authors: COOK JR VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Jr. Cook et Rg. Vanbuskirk, THE MATRIX FORM OF COLLAGEN AND BASAL MICROPOROSITY INFLUENCE BASAL LAMINA DEPOSITION AND LAMININ SYNTHESIS SECRETION BY STRATIFIED HUMAN KERATINOCYTES IN-VITRO, In vitro cellular & developmental biology. Animal, 31(2), 1995, pp. 132-139
MATRIX AND LAMININ SYNTHESIS IN MDCK CELLS IN-VITRO
Authors: COOK JR VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Jr. Cook et Rg. Vanbuskirk, MATRIX AND LAMININ SYNTHESIS IN MDCK CELLS IN-VITRO, In vitro cellular & developmental biology. Animal, 30A(11), 1994, pp. 733-735
ALAMAR BLUE DISCLOSES LATENT TOXICITY OF VESICANT IN HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL AND CELLS
Authors: MERSHON MM RHOADES LS VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Mm. Mershon et al., ALAMAR BLUE DISCLOSES LATENT TOXICITY OF VESICANT IN HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL AND CELLS, Journal of toxicology. Cutaneous and ocular toxicology, 13(4), 1994, pp. 289-310
THE USE OF HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODELS AS TOOLS TO UNDERSTAND THE ACTION OF SULFUR MUSTARD
Authors: VANBUSKIRK RG COOK JR RHOADS LS
Citation: Rg. Vanbuskirk et al., THE USE OF HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODELS AS TOOLS TO UNDERSTAND THE ACTION OF SULFUR MUSTARD, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1994, pp. 277-277
A HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL CAN BE ASSAYED EMPLOYING A MULTIPLE FLUORESCENT END-POINT ASSAY AND THE CYTOFLUOR-2300
Authors: RHOADS LS COOK JR PATRONE LM VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Ls. Rhoads et al., A HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL CAN BE ASSAYED EMPLOYING A MULTIPLE FLUORESCENT END-POINT ASSAY AND THE CYTOFLUOR-2300, Journal of toxicology. Cutaneous and ocular toxicology, 12(2), 1993, pp. 87-108
A HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL GROWN ON AN ACELLULAR GEL
Authors: COOK JR PATRONE LM RHOADS LS VANBUSKIRK RG
Citation: Jr. Cook et al., A HUMAN EPIDERMAL MODEL GROWN ON AN ACELLULAR GEL, Journal of toxicology. Cutaneous and ocular toxicology, 12(2), 1993, pp. 109-128
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