Research Articles: New Evidence for the Involvement of the EGF Receptor Pathway in Hair Follicle Morphogenesis in uncv Mice

    January 2008 in “ Genes & Genomics ”
    Jing Zhang, Xiao Kun Teng, Zhen Li … Lan Hu
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