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Figure 1.

Human skin equivalents (HSEs).

Uninoculated controls (left panels) and HSEs inoculated with mites on the top surface (right panels). Mites on the surface (S) or burrowed into (B) the HSE are indicated with arrows.

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Table 1.

Genes most up-regulated at 48 h by human skin equivalents in response to live scabies mites (all >2-fold vs. uninoculated controls). Top 50 and selected others of the 189>2x controls.

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Table 2.

Genes most down-regulated at 48 h by human skin equivalents in response to live scabies mites (all >2-fold vs. uninoculated controls). Top 50 and selected others of the 152>2× controls.

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Table 3.

Gene Ontology (GO) groups in which the highest percentage of genes were differentially expressed by human skin equivalents exposed to live scabies mites.

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Table 4.

Gene Ontology (GO) groups in which the greatest number of genes were differentially expressed by human skin equivalents exposed to live scabies mites.

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Table 5.

Genes up-regulated at 48 h by human skin equivalents in response to scabies mite extract (all >2-fold vs. uninoculated controls).

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