Summary
This paper discusses the circadian clock in the skin and how it is affected by aging and melatonin.
Categories
Aging: The paper discusses how the circadian clock in the skin matures and ages.
Hormone regulation: The paper discusses the effects of melatonin on the skin's circadian clock.
Skin Health: The paper discusses the circadian clock in the skin and its functions.
Author(s)
LIU Taole
Publication Year
2014
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