Loss of RhoE function in dermatofibroma promotes disorganized dermal fibroblast extracellular matrix and increased integrin activation.
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T. Shaw | M. Parsons | A. Onoufriadis | T. Takeichi | Julia Yu‐Yun Lee | J. Y. Lee | Yu-Chen Lin | Hsin-Yu Huang | Hsing-San Yang | C. Hsu | J. McGrath | Y. Hong | Sofia Endzhievskaya | Yi-Kai Hong
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