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Comparison of responses of melanocyte lineages from p75(+) and p75(-) human scalp-derived neural crest stem cells under phototherapy.

Lasers in medical science - 1 Feb 2021

Dong Dake, Xu Xiaowei, Feng Cheng, Xiong Huizi, Pan Zhanyan

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Phototherapy is an effective therapeutic option in the treatment of vitiligo; however, responses varied among the different types. The underlying mechanism has scarcely been investigated. To investigate and compare the effects of phototherapy on the mutation of melanocyte lineage differentiated from human scalp-derived neural crest stem cells (HS-NCSCs) with p75 neurotrophin receptor expression positive and p75...

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PMID: 32607713
DOI: 10.1007/s10103-020-03047-6

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