Identification of metal allergens in the local lymph node assay.
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I Kimber | G F Gerberick | R J Dearman | D A Basketter | D. Basketter | I. Kimber | C. Ryan | R. Dearman | G. Gerberick | C A Ryan | L J Lea | K J Cooper | L. Lea | C. Ryan | K. Cooper | G. Gerberick
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