Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Vitamin D receptor and CD86 expression in the skin of vitamin D-deficient swine.

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Devendra K Agrawal

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Mario V Mitkov

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Ryan M Trowbridge

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William J Hunter

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42-47

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10.1016/J.YEXMP.2013.11.002

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2013-11-13T00:00:00Z

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vitamin D

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