February 1983
Volume 24, Issue 2
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Nuclear translocation of the cytoplasmic glucocorticoid receptor in the iris-ciliary body and adjacent corneoscleral tissue of the rabbit following topical administration of various glucocorticoids. A rapid screening method for glucocorticoid activity.
A L Southren; M O Dominguez; G G Gordon; E J Wenk; M R Hernandez; M W Dunn; B I Weinstein
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science February 1983, Vol.24, 147-152. doi:
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      A L Southren, M O Dominguez, G G Gordon, E J Wenk, M R Hernandez, M W Dunn, B I Weinstein; Nuclear translocation of the cytoplasmic glucocorticoid receptor in the iris-ciliary body and adjacent corneoscleral tissue of the rabbit following topical administration of various glucocorticoids. A rapid screening method for glucocorticoid activity.. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 1983;24(2):147-152.

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