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Selective action of mercaptoethylamines on melanocytes in mammalian skin: experimental depigmentation

Frenk et al., 1968

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1237525699719799357
Author
Frenk E
Pathak M
Szabó G
Fitzpatrick T
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Archives of Dermatology

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Experiments with various topically applied compounds have demonstrated that 2- mercaptoethylamine HCI (MEA) and N (2-mercaptoethyl)-dimethylamine HCI (MEDA) are very potent agents that cause depigmentation in treated areas only. When applied to the …
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