Human Pilosebaceous Culture

    November 2003 in “ Humana Press eBooks ”
    Terence Kealey, Michael P. Philpott, Robert Guy
    Studysummary This article explains the significance of culturing the pilosebaceous unit for studying related diseases and skin epithelial stem cells, but it reports no new findings.
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