SCF/c‐kit signaling is required for cyclic regeneration of the hair pigmentation unit
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B. Gilchrest | V. Botchkarev | BARBARA A. GILCHREST | NATALIA V. BOTCHKAREVA | MARY KHLGATIAN | B. JACK LONGLEY | VLADIMIR A. BOTCHKAREV | N. Botchkareva | B. Jack Longley | Mary Khlgatian | Mary K Khlgatian | Mary K. Khlgatian
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