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Alopecia in laboratory animals induced by a polyampholyte, polyethylene alanine

E De Clercq, J Descamps, P De Somer

Experientia

|September 15, 1980

Abstract:

Polyethylene alanine a polyaminoacid, was found to induce a characteristic alopecia when administered topically or systemically to suckling mice, or newborn guinea-pigs or rabbits.

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