In Focus In HCB: The Role Of Cholesterol Transporter Proteins In The Human Hair Cycle, The Epithelial-To-Mesenchymal Transition And Primary Cilia In Urothelial Cancers, The Impact Of Ovarian Hormones And Choriogonadotropin On Endometrial Cell Polarity Before Implantation, And The Effects Of Epidermal Maturation And UV-Irradiation On The Protein rCLCA2 In Rodent Keratinocytes And Skin
May 2021
in “
Histochemistry and Cell Biology
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cholesterol transporter proteins human hair cycle epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition primary cilia ovarian hormones choriogonadotropin endometrial cell polarity epidermal maturation UV-irradiation rCLCA2 keratinocytes skin cholesterol transport hair cycle epithelial transition hCG endometrial polarity skin maturation UV exposure rCLCA2 protein skin cells
TLDR The May issue discussed publishing agreements and four studies on cholesterol in hair, cancer cell changes, hormones in the uterus, and skin protein effects.
This May issue of the journal presented information on "Read and Publish" agreements and highlighted four studies: (1) the role of cholesterol transporter proteins in the human hair cycle, (2) the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and primary cilia in urothelial cancers, (3) the impact of ovarian hormones and choriogonadotropin on endometrial cell polarity before implantation, and (4) the effects of epidermal maturation and UV-irradiation on the protein rCLCA2 in rodent keratinocytes and skin.
