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VARIATIONS IN MELANIN FORMATION BY CULTURED MELANOCYTES FROM DIFFERENT SKIN TYPES
Authors: SMIT NPM KOLB RM LENTJES EGWM NOZ KC VANDERMEULEN H KOERTEN HK VERMEER BJ PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., VARIATIONS IN MELANIN FORMATION BY CULTURED MELANOCYTES FROM DIFFERENT SKIN TYPES, Archives of dermatological research, 290(6), 1998, pp. 342-349
TYROSINE AND CYSTEINE ARE SUBSTRATES FOR BLACKSPOT SYNTHESIS IN POTATO
Authors: STEVENS LH DAVELAAR E KOLB RM PENNINGS EJM SMIT NPM
Citation: Lh. Stevens et al., TYROSINE AND CYSTEINE ARE SUBSTRATES FOR BLACKSPOT SYNTHESIS IN POTATO, Phytochemistry, 49(3), 1998, pp. 703-707
(PHEO)MELANIN PHOTOSENSITIZES UVA-INDUCED DNA-DAMAGE IN CULTURED HUMAN MELANOCYTES
Authors: WENCZL E VANDERSCHANS GP ROZA L KOLB RM TIMMERMAN AJ SMIT NPM PAVEL S SCHOTHORST AA
Citation: E. Wenczl et al., (PHEO)MELANIN PHOTOSENSITIZES UVA-INDUCED DNA-DAMAGE IN CULTURED HUMAN MELANOCYTES, Journal of investigative dermatology, 111(4), 1998, pp. 678-682
CYTOTOXIC INTERACTIONS OF ZN2-VITRO - MELANOMA-CELLS ARE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE THAN MELANOCYTES( IN)
Authors: BOROVANSKY J BLASKO M SIRACKY J SCHOTHORST AA SMIT NPM PAVEL S
Citation: J. Borovansky et al., CYTOTOXIC INTERACTIONS OF ZN2-VITRO - MELANOMA-CELLS ARE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE THAN MELANOCYTES( IN), Melanoma research, 7(6), 1997, pp. 449-453
MELANOGENESIS IN TRANSFECTED FIBROBLASTS INDUCES LYSOSOMAL ACTIVATION
Authors: BOROVANSKY J MOMMAAS AM SMIT NPM EYGENDAAL D WINDER AJ VERMEER PJ PAVEL S
Citation: J. Borovansky et al., MELANOGENESIS IN TRANSFECTED FIBROBLASTS INDUCES LYSOSOMAL ACTIVATION, Archives of dermatological research, 289(3), 1997, pp. 145-150
MELANOGENESIS IN CULTURED MELANOCYTES CAN BE SUBSTANTIALLY INFLUENCEDBY L-TYROSINE AND L-CYSTEINE
Authors: SMIT NPM VANDERMEULEN H KOERTEN HK KOLB RM MOMMAAS AM LENTJES EGWM PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., MELANOGENESIS IN CULTURED MELANOCYTES CAN BE SUBSTANTIALLY INFLUENCEDBY L-TYROSINE AND L-CYSTEINE, Journal of investigative dermatology, 109(6), 1997, pp. 796-800
EVIDENCE OF THE INDIRECT FORMATION OF THE CATECHOLIC INTERMEDIATE SUBSTRATE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE AUTOACTIVATION KINETICS OF TYROSINASE
Authors: COOKSEY CJ GARRATT PJ LAND EJ PAVEL S RAMSDEN CA RILEY PA SMIT NPM
Citation: Cj. Cooksey et al., EVIDENCE OF THE INDIRECT FORMATION OF THE CATECHOLIC INTERMEDIATE SUBSTRATE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE AUTOACTIVATION KINETICS OF TYROSINASE, The Journal of biological chemistry, 272(42), 1997, pp. 26226-26235
DETERMINATION OF PHEOMELANIN BY MEASUREMENT OF AMINOHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE ISOMERS WITH HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY
Authors: KOLB AM LENTJES EGWM SMIT NPM SCHOTHORST A VERMEER BJ PAVEL S
Citation: Am. Kolb et al., DETERMINATION OF PHEOMELANIN BY MEASUREMENT OF AMINOHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE ISOMERS WITH HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY, Analytical biochemistry, 252(2), 1997, pp. 293-298
LOSS OF ADHESION TO BASEMENT-MEMBRANE COMPONENTS BUT NOT TO KERATINOCYTES IN PROLIFERATING MELANOCYTES
Authors: DANEN EHJ JANSEN KFJ KLEIN CE SMIT NPM RUITER DJ VANMUIJEN GNP
Citation: Ehj. Danen et al., LOSS OF ADHESION TO BASEMENT-MEMBRANE COMPONENTS BUT NOT TO KERATINOCYTES IN PROLIFERATING MELANOCYTES, European journal of cell biology, 70(1), 1996, pp. 69-75
MEDIUM COMPOSITION MAY STRONGLY INFLUENCE MELANIN SYNTHESIS IN CULTURED MELANOCYTES
Authors: SMIT NPM KOLB R LENTJES E VANDERMEULEN H MOMMAAS M KOERTEN HK PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., MEDIUM COMPOSITION MAY STRONGLY INFLUENCE MELANIN SYNTHESIS IN CULTURED MELANOCYTES, Journal of investigative dermatology, 107(3), 1996, pp. 370-370
HAIR-BULB AND EPIDERMAL MELANOCYTES DIFFER IN MELANIN PRODUCTION
Authors: KOERTEN HK SMIT NPM VANDERMEULEN H MOMMAAS M PAVEL S
Citation: Hk. Koerten et al., HAIR-BULB AND EPIDERMAL MELANOCYTES DIFFER IN MELANIN PRODUCTION, Journal of investigative dermatology, 107(3), 1996, pp. 371-371
CULTURED HUMAN MELANOCYTES AS A MODEL TO STUDY DIFFERENCES IN PHEOGENESIS AND EUMELANOGENESIS
Authors: VANDERMEULEN J SMIT NPM MOMMAAS AM KOERTEN HK PAVEL S
Citation: J. Vandermeulen et al., CULTURED HUMAN MELANOCYTES AS A MODEL TO STUDY DIFFERENCES IN PHEOGENESIS AND EUMELANOGENESIS, Journal of investigative dermatology, 107(2), 1996, pp. 10-10
INHIBITION OF CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE (COMT) AS A TOOL FOR THERAPY OF MALIGNANT-MELANOMA
Authors: BOROVANSKY J SMIT NPM PAVEL S
Citation: J. Borovansky et al., INHIBITION OF CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE (COMT) AS A TOOL FOR THERAPY OF MALIGNANT-MELANOMA, Chemicke listy, 90(9), 1996, pp. 653-654
SOME ASPECTS OF MELANIN FORMATION OF MELANOCYTES CULTURED ON COLLAGEN-COATED MICROCARRIER BEADS
Authors: SMIT NPM WESTERHOF W SMIT W NANNINGA B PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., SOME ASPECTS OF MELANIN FORMATION OF MELANOCYTES CULTURED ON COLLAGEN-COATED MICROCARRIER BEADS, Pigment cell research, 8(2), 1995, pp. 89-96
STIMULATION OF CULTURED MELANOCYTES IN MEDIUM CONTAINING A SERUM SUBSTITUTE - ULTROSER-G
Authors: SMIT NPM WESTERHOF W MENKO WJ VERBEEK NM PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., STIMULATION OF CULTURED MELANOCYTES IN MEDIUM CONTAINING A SERUM SUBSTITUTE - ULTROSER-G, Pigment cell research, 8(1), 1995, pp. 19-27
INDUCTION OF CYTOTOXICITY IN MELANOMA-CELLS THROUGH INHIBITION OF CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE
Authors: SMIT NPM PAVEL S
Citation: Npm. Smit et S. Pavel, INDUCTION OF CYTOTOXICITY IN MELANOMA-CELLS THROUGH INHIBITION OF CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE, Biochemical pharmacology, 50(12), 1995, pp. 1955-1962
CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE IN VITILIGO
Authors: LEPOOLE IC VANDENWIJNGAARD RMJGJ SMIT NPM OOSTING J WESTERHOF W PAVEL S
Citation: Ic. Lepoole et al., CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE IN VITILIGO, Archives of dermatological research, 286(2), 1994, pp. 81-86
CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE AS A TARGET FOR MELANOMA DESTRUCTION
Authors: SMIT NPM LATTER AJM NAISHBYFIELD S WESTERHOF W PAVEL S RILEY PA
Citation: Npm. Smit et al., CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE AS A TARGET FOR MELANOMA DESTRUCTION, Biochemical pharmacology, 48(4), 1994, pp. 743-752
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