Comparison of the Skin Penetration of 3 Metabolically Stable Chemicals Using Fresh and Frozen Human Skin.

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Andreas Schepky

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Carine Jacques-Jamin

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Corie Ellison

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Daniela Lange

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Helga Rothe

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Hélène Duplan

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Joan Eilstein

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Martina Klaric

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Nicola Hewitt

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Ophelie Vaillant

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10.1159/000475472

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