French Maritime Pine Bark Extract (Pycnogenol®) Effects on Human Skin: Clinical and Molecular Evidence
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Jean Krutmann | Alessandra Marini | A. Marini | S. Grether-Beck | J. Krutmann | Susanne Grether-Beck | Thomas Jaenicke | T. Jaenicke
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