Retinoic acid metabolites exhibit biological activity in human keratinocytes, mouse melanoma cells and hairless mouse skin in vivo.

Nick J. Reynolds; Gary J. Fisher; Christopher Em Griffiths; Amir Tavakkol; HS Talwar; Paul E. Rowse; T. Hamilton; John J. Voorhees

doi:10.1016/s0022-3565(25)39352-3

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Retinoic acid metabolites exhibit biological activity in human keratinocytes, mouse melanoma cells and hairless mouse skin in vivo.

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