The Excretion of Pantothenic Acid in Patients with Achromotrichia and Alopecia

October 1951 in “ Journal of gerontology ”

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Studysummary This study reported on the excretion levels of pantothenic acid in patients experiencing achromotrichia and alopecia but did not present new clinical results.

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