Epimorphin-derived peptide antagonists remedy epidermal parakeratosis triggered by unsaturated fatty acid

Conclusions: The effects of unsaturated fatty acid are attributed to the overstimulation of epimorphin signaling and suggest the epimorphin antagonist as a possible therapeutic agent for acne and hyperkeratotic skin disease. (Source: Journal of Dermatological Science)

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Epimorphin-derived peptide antagonists remedy epidermal parakeratosis triggered by unsaturated fatty acid

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