| On a receiver operating characteristic curve, the best discriminator was the highest value of keratinocyte growth factor within 5 days after birth. |
| One, for example, known as keratinocyte growth factor 2, is a protein that stimulates the cells of the skin and inner body linings to heal wounds, and is being tested on patients with nonhealing ulcers. |
| The cytological action will be to supply the keratinocyte cells an information destined to calm the abnormal mitosis triggered off by the activation of the genes. |
| This genetic illness essentially concerns the keratinocyte cell carriers of the « Psoriasis » genes. |
| During this epidermal differentiation, the keratinocyte loses its nucleus, fills with keratin and fabricates the intercorneocytory cement. |
| In a new study, researchers assessed the risk of keratinocyte carcinoma associated with the use of three UV nail lamp models. |
