Glucocorticoid receptor enhances involucrin expression of keratinocyte in a ligand-independent manner.

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Chang Deok Kim

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Dae-Kyoung Choi

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Eun-Hwa Lim

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Hyun Kyung Yoon

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Jeung-Hoon Lee

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Kyung-Cheol Sohn

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Myung Im

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Sooil Kim

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Young Ho Lee

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Young Lee

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