Histochemistry of the skin - psoriasis

monograph on normal and parakeratotic epidermal keratinization with special reference to psoriasis and its treatment [by] A. Jarrett and R.I.C. Spearman.

by Arthur Jarrett

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Published 1964 by English Universities Press in London .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Histochemistry,
• Keratin,
• Psoriasis

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Edition Notes

Series	Modern medecine series
Contributions	Spearman, R. I. C.
Classifications
LC Classifications	QL942 J3
The Physical Object
Pagination	115p.
Number of Pages	115
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16834413M

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