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    Repeated measurements of motor activity in rats in long-term toxicity studies

    Repeated measurements of motor activity in rats in long-term toxicity studies by Golozoubova, V., Brodersen, T.K., Klastrup, S., Oksama, M., Løgsted, J., Makin, A.

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    Transepidermal water loss and tape stripping in minipig skin

    Transepidermal water loss and tape stripping in minipig skin by Makin, A., Ellemann-Laursen, S., Grand, N., Jeppesen, G., Starostka, T., Løgsted, J., Kaaber, K.

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    Validation of a high performance liquid chromatography analysis for the determination of noradrenaline and adrenaline in human urine with an on-line sample purification

    Validation of a high performance liquid chromatography analysis for the determination of noradrenaline and adrenaline in human urine with an on-line sample purification by Hansen, Åse Marie, Kristiansen, Jesper, Nielsen, Jeanet Løgsted, Byrialsen, Kirsten, Christensen, Jytte Molin

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    The Vitamin D Analog, KH1060, Is Rapidly Degraded Both in Vivo and in Vitro via Several Pathways: Principal Metabolites Generated Retain Significant Biological Activity

    The Vitamin D Analog, KH1060, Is Rapidly Degraded Both in Vivo and in Vitro via Several Pathways: Principal Metabolites Generated Retain Significant Biological Activity by Dilworth, F. Jeffrey, Williams, Graham R., Kissmeyer, Anne-Marie, Nielsen, Jeanet Løgsted, Binderup, Ernst, Calverley, Martin J., Makin, Hugh L. J., Jones, Glenville

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    The Vitamin D Analog, KH1060, Is Rapidly Degraded Both in Vivo and in Vitro via Several Pathways: Principal Metabolites Generated Retain Significant Biological Activity1

    The Vitamin D Analog, KH1060, Is Rapidly Degraded Both in Vivo and in Vitro via Several Pathways: Principal Metabolites Generated Retain Significant Biological Activity1 by Dilworth, F. Jeffrey, Williams, Graham R, Kissmeyer, Anne-Marie, Nielsen, Jeanet Løgsted, Binderup, Ernst, Calverley, Martin J, Makin, Hugh L. J, Jones, Glenville

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