Caractérisation des brûlures cutanées induites par la Lewisite chez la souris SKH-1 par des approches non invasives, cellulaires et moléculaires
La lewisite est une arsine organique de la catégorie des vésicants dont l'antidote est le British Anti-Lewisite. Cet agent chimique de guerre dont la menace d'utilisation reste d'actualité, provoque après contact cutané, des lésions allant de l'érythème à la vésication plus ou mo...
Main Author: | Nguon, Nina |
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Other Authors: | Grenoble |
Language: | fr |
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2013
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Online Access: | http://www.theses.fr/2013GRENV008 |
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