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Functional involvement of Stat3 in skin remodeling including hair cycle and wound healing — Shigetoshi Sano (1999) | RDL Network
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Functional involvement of Stat3 in skin remodeling including hair cycle and wound healing
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Akira Shizuo
Osaka University
Functional involvement of Stat3 in skin remodeling including hair cycle and wound healing
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1999
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Shigetoshi Sano
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Satoshi Itami
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Kentaro Takeda
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