Anti-sunshine vitamin A
B Gilchrest - Nature medicine, 1999 - nature.com
B Gilchrest
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Abstract
Ultraviolet irradiation causes loss of retinoid receptors and a consequent functional vitamin A deficiency in skin, events that are mostly preventable by pre-treatment with retinoic acid (pages 418–422).
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