Fringe Benefits: Side Effects of a Common Immunosuppressant Lead Researchers to Possible Treatment (IMAGE)

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Fringe Benefits: Side Effects of a Common Immunosuppressant Lead Researchers to Possible Treatment

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This is the immunofluorescence of β-catenin protein (red) and cell nuclei (blue) in the human hair follicle bulb, the command center for maintaining hair growth.

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Nathan John Hawkshaw

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