A single type of progenitor cell maintains normal epidermis
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Benjamin D. Simons | Allon M. Klein | Philip H. Jones | P. Jones | D. Winton | B. Simons | David P. Doupé | Douglas J. Winton | Elizabeth Clayton | E. Clayton
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