Protective Effects of Novel Tripeptide Against Particulate Matter-induced Damage in HaCaT Keratinocytes
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Lee, Eung Ji
(Caregen R&D center)
Kang, Hana (Caregen R&D center) Hwang, Bo Byeol (Caregen R&D center) Lee, Young Min (Caregen R&D center) Chung, Yong Ji (Caregen R&D center) Kim, Eun Mi (Caregen R&D center) |
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