Human melanocortin 1 receptor variants, receptor function and melanocyte response to UV radiation.
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Shosuke Ito | Kazumasa Wakamatsu | Joanna Groden | Nobuhiko Kobayashi | K. Wakamatsu | S. Ito | A. L. Kadekaro | Z. Abdel‐Malek | V. Hearing | J. Groden | V. Virador | N. Kobayashi | Renny Kavanagh | Vincent J Hearing | Zalfa A Abdel-Malek | M Cathy Scott | Ana Luisa Kadekaro | Takako Takakuwa | Victoria Virador | Renny J Kavanagh | M. C. Scott | T. Takakuwa
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