Deregulated expression of Cdc6 in the skin facilitates papilloma formation and affects the hair growth cycle
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M. Malumbres | C. Sgarlata | S. Ortega | C. Blanpain | O. Domínguez | J. Méndez | M. Eguren | L. Borlado | Sabela Búa | P. Sotiropoulou
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