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Processes in Cutaneous Epidermal Differentiation: Proceedings of the United States-Japan Joint Seminar, 1985

by I. A. Bernstein

Research perspectives on epidermal differentiation

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Research perspectives on epidermal differentiation

Edited by I. A. Bernstein, this 1985 United States-Japan Joint Seminar proceedings volume gathers scientific work on cutaneous epidermal differentiation. Its subject is the regulation of gene action as it relates to the formation and development of the skin’s outer layer, alongside discussion of cutaneous pathologies associated with abnormal differentiation. With 400 pages of collected contributions, the book is positioned as a specialist reference documenting research perspectives from the seminar rather than a general introduction to skin biology.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Researchers and advanced students studying skin biology or cell differentiation
  • Dermatology and pathology professionals interested in abnormal epidermal differentiation
  • Readers seeking conference proceedings on gene regulation in cutaneous tissue

Themes

Epidermal differentiationGene regulationSkin biologyCutaneous pathologyScientific conference proceedings

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Book overview

This comprehensive volume, which brings together outstanding investigators of cutaneous epidermal differentiation, contributes to a general appreciation of the modulation of gene action and provides valuable insights into the causes of certain cutaneous pathologies that involve abnormal epidermal differentiation.
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