Epidermal thickness (µm)

Aug 13, 2014

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A. *. Epidermal thickness (µm). Cox-2 fl/fl. Cox-2 Δ E. Cox-2 fl/fl Cox-2 Δ E. B. Epidermal thickness (µm). Cox-2 Δ M. Cox-2 fl/fl. Cox-2 fl/fl Cox-2 Δ M. Supplemental Figure S3.

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A * Epidermal thickness (µm) Cox-2fl/fl Cox-2ΔE Cox-2fl/flCox-2ΔE B Epidermal thickness (µm) Cox-2ΔM Cox-2fl/fl Cox-2fl/flCox-2ΔM Supplemental Figure S3

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