Infant Skin Microstructure Assessed In Vivo Differs from Adult Skin in Organization and at the Cellular Level
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N. Kollias | G. Stamatas | J. Nikolovski | Nikiforos Kollias | Janeta Nikolovski | B. Wiegand | Georgios N. Stamatas | Michael A. Luedtke | Benjamin C. Wiegand | Michael A. Luedtke
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