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Modulation of cytokine expression in human myeloid dendritic cells by environmental endocrine-disrupting chemicals involves epigenetic regulation.

Chih-Hsing Hung | San-Nan Yang | Po-Lin Kuo | Yu-Te Chu | Hui-Wen Chang | Wan-Ju Wei | Shau-Ku Huang | Yuh-Jyh Jong
Environmental health perspectives | 2010

Exposure to environmental endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) is often associated with dysregulated immune homeostasis, but the mechanisms of action remain unclear.

Pubmed ID: 20056579

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    Id: R01 AI052468
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    Id: R21 AI073610
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Image processing software designed to analyse functional images of cells and blood vessels, primarily from two-photon microscopy. CHIPS is a set of classes and functions for MATLAB that integrates a number of algorithms, both novel and existing, into a complete image processing pipeline.

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