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Aquaporins in skin

Yin et al., 2023

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8606934080614593150
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Yin Z
Ren H
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Aquaporins

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The skin is the largest organ of our body and plays a protective role against the external environment. The skin functions as a mechanical and water permeability barrier, assisting with thermoregulation and defending our body against a variety of stresses such as …
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