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City Philadelphia / / Country United States / / / Facility University of Pennsylvania Medical Center / / IndustryTerm experimental systems / / MedicalCondition Alopecia Phillip D. Holler1 / cutaneous T-cell lymphoma / acne / disease / cicatricial alopecia / relatively nonspecific inflammation / primary cicatricial alopecia / cutaneous disorders / cells mediating autoimmune/inflammatory injury / Alopecia / several distinct diseases / diseases / late-stage disease / psoriasis / infection / inflammation / alopecia areata / disorders / / Organization Genome-wide association / Department of Dermatology / US Federal Reserve / Society for Investigative Dermatology COMMENTARY Notably / University of Pennsylvania Medical Center / / Person Duncan / George Cotsarelis / / Position C3H/HeJ mouse model / / Product vitamin D / Vitamin A / / ProvinceOrState Pennsylvania / California / / PublishedMedium PLoS One / / Technology DNA Chip / gene expression / stem cells / / URL www.jidonline.org / / SocialTag 
See related articles on pg 325 and 334 Retinoids Putting the ‘‘A’’ in Alopecia Phillip D. Holler1 and George Cotsarelis1 Vitamin A (vitA) has many roles in human biology. With respect to hair, knockout mice for