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A mutation in the histidase gene sensitizes mice to UVB-induced DNA damage: evidence for the photoprotective role of endogenously produced urocanic acid

Barresi, C and Stremnitzer, C and Mlitz, V and Kezic, S and Ghannadan, M and Buchberger, M and Mildner, M and Selden, C and Tschachler, E and Eckhart, L (2009) A mutation in the histidase gene sensitizes mice to UVB-induced DNA damage: evidence for the photoprotective role of endogenously produced urocanic acid. In: JOURNAL OF INVESTIGATIVE DERMATOLOGY. (pp. S31 - S31). NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP

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Type:Proceedings paper
Title:A mutation in the histidase gene sensitizes mice to UVB-induced DNA damage: evidence for the photoprotective role of endogenously produced urocanic acid
Event:39th Annual European-Society-for-Dermatological-Research
Location:Budapest, HUNGARY
Dates:2009-09-10

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