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WOOD LC
Citation: Lc. Wood, SUPPORT GROUPS FOR PATIENTS WITH GRAVES-DISEASE AND OTHER THYROID CONDITIONS, Endocrinology and metabolism clinics of North America, 27(1), 1998, pp. 101
Authors:
WOOD LC
STALDER AK
LIOU A
CAMPBELL IL
GRUNFELD C
ELIAS PM
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Lc. Wood et al., BARRIER DISRUPTION INCREASES GENE-EXPRESSION OF CYTOKINES AND THE 55 KD TNF RECEPTOR IN MURINE SKIN, Experimental dermatology, 6(2), 1997, pp. 98-104
Authors:
WOOD LC
FARRELL AM
ELIAS PM
GRUNFELD C
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Lc. Wood et al., ISOLATION OF A HIGHLY CONSERVED MURINE CDNA WHICH IS UP-REGULATED FOLLOWING EPIDERMAL INJURY AND ENDOTOXIN TREATMENT IN MICE, The FASEB journal, 11(9), 1997, pp. 494-494
Authors:
ELIAS PM
WOOD LC
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Pm. Elias et al., RELATIONSHIP OF THE EPIDERMAL PERMEABILITY BARRIER TO IRRITANT CONTACT-DERMATITIS, Immunology and allergy clinics of North America, 17(3), 1997, pp. 417
Authors:
LIOU A
ELIAS PM
GRUNFELD C
FEINGOLD KR
WOOD LC
Citation: A. Liou et al., AMPHIREGULIN AND NERVE GROWTH-FACTOR EXPRESSION ARE REGULATED BY BARRIER STATUS IN MURINE EPIDERMIS, Journal of investigative dermatology, 108(1), 1997, pp. 73-77
Authors:
DENDA M
WOOD LC
EMAMI S
CALHOUN C
BROWN BE
ELIAS PM
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: M. Denda et al., THE EPIDERMAL HYPERPLASIA ASSOCIATED WITH REPEATED BARRIER DISRUPTIONBY ACETONE TREATMENT OR TAPE STRIPPING CANNOT BE ATTRIBUTED TO INCREASED WATER-LOSS, Archives of dermatological research, 288(5-6), 1996, pp. 230-238
Authors:
LIOU A
ELIAS PM
GRUNFELD C
FEINGOLD KR
WOOD LC
Citation: A. Liou et al., BARRIER STATUS REGULATES MESSENGER-RNA LEVELS OF AMPHIREGULIN, TGF-BETA AND NGF IN MURINE EPIDERMIS, Journal of investigative dermatology, 106(4), 1996, pp. 190-190
Authors:
WOOD LC
ELIAS PM
CALHOUN C
TSAI JC
GRUNFELD C
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Lc. Wood et al., BARRIER DISRUPTION STIMULATES INTERLEUKIN-1-ALPHA EXPRESSION AND RELEASE FROM A PREFORMED POOL IN MURINE EPIDERMIS, Journal of investigative dermatology, 106(3), 1996, pp. 397-403
Authors:
DENDA M
EMAMI S
WOOD LC
CALHOUN CJ
BROWN BE
ELIAS PM
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: M. Denda et al., EPIDERMAL INJURY VS BARRIER DISRUPTION AS INITIATORS OF EPIDERMAL PROLIFERATION AND INFLAMMATION, Journal of investigative dermatology, 104(4), 1995, pp. 562-562
Authors:
OTTEY KA
WOOD LC
GRUNFELD C
ELIAS PM
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Ka. Ottey et al., CUTANEOUS PERMEABILITY BARRIER DISRUPTION INCREASES FATTY-ACID SYNTHETIC ENZYME-ACTIVITY IN THE EPIDERMIS OF HAIRLESS MICE, Journal of investigative dermatology, 104(3), 1995, pp. 401-404
Authors:
TSAI JC
FEINGOLD KR
CRUMRINE D
WOOD LC
GRUNFELD C
ELIAS PM
Citation: Jc. Tsai et al., PERMEABILITY BARRIER DISRUPTION ALTERS THE LOCALIZATION AND EXPRESSION OF TNF-ALPHA PROTEIN IN THE EPIDERMIS/, Archives of dermatological research, 286(5), 1994, pp. 242-248
Authors:
FEINGOLD KR
WILSON DE
WOOD LC
KWONG LK
MOSER AH
GRUNFELD C
Citation: Kr. Feingold et al., DIABETES INCREASES HEPATIC HYDROXYMETHYL GLUTARYL COENZYME-A REDUCTASE PROTEIN AND MESSENGER-RNA LEVELS IN THE SMALL-INTESTINE, Metabolism, clinical and experimental, 43(4), 1994, pp. 450-454
Authors:
WOOD LC
ELIAS PM
SEQUEIRAMARTIN SM
GRUNFELD C
FEINGOLD KR
Citation: Lc. Wood et al., OCCLUSION LOWERS CYTOKINE MESSENGER-RNA LEVELS IN ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID-DEFICIENT AND NORMAL MOUSE EPIDERMIS, BUT NOT AFTER ACUTE BARRIER DISRUPTION, Journal of investigative dermatology, 103(6), 1994, pp. 834-838
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