Differential Regulation of Tyrosinase Activity in Skin of White and Black Individuals In Vivo by Topical Retinoic Acid

Harvinder Talwar; Christopher Em Griffiths; Gary J. Fisher; Andrew Russman; Kent Krach; Soheila Benrazavi; John J. Voorhees

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Differential Regulation of Tyrosinase Activity in Skin of White and Black Individuals In Vivo by Topical Retinoic Acid

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