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Iron acquisition mechanisms of human skin-associated fungi. [PDF]
FEMS Yeast ResJeon J, Shin J, Jung WH.
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Monte Carlo simulations of optical propagation in human skin using experimentally measured laser parameters. [PDF]
Lasers Med SciGirasol CE +5 more
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Fungal-Bacterial Crosstalk Modulates Glucocorticoid-Primed TLR2 Signaling in the Human Skin. [PDF]
MicroorganismsCho O, Watanabe K, Sugita T.
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A Targeted Spatial Transcriptomics Framework for a High-Resolution Human Skin Cell Atlas
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular and Cell Biology of Lipids, 2020
The skin is shielding our organism from exogenous threats including solar radiation. Carotenoids which are ingested with the diet accumulate in the skin with the highest levels occurring in skin of the forehead and in the palms of the hands. Blood and skin levels of carotenoids increase during supplementation and due to their antioxidant properties and
Sarah, Zerres, Wilhelm, Stahl
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The skin is shielding our organism from exogenous threats including solar radiation. Carotenoids which are ingested with the diet accumulate in the skin with the highest levels occurring in skin of the forehead and in the palms of the hands. Blood and skin levels of carotenoids increase during supplementation and due to their antioxidant properties and
Sarah, Zerres, Wilhelm, Stahl
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Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2005
Skin autografting was first described by Reverdin in 1871. The clinical utility of allograft skin as a method for wound coverage followed shortly thereafter. Girdner was the first to report the use of allogeneic skin to cover a bum wound; however, it wasn't until 5 years later that Thiersch described the histologic anatomy of skin engraftment and later
Richard J, Kagan +2 more
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Skin autografting was first described by Reverdin in 1871. The clinical utility of allograft skin as a method for wound coverage followed shortly thereafter. Girdner was the first to report the use of allogeneic skin to cover a bum wound; however, it wasn't until 5 years later that Thiersch described the histologic anatomy of skin engraftment and later
Richard J, Kagan +2 more
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Glycosaminoglycans in human skin
British Journal of Dermatology, 2006SUMMARY Small skin biopsies of thirty-nine human subjects were assayed for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of glycosaminoglycans. The following results were obtained: 1 Besides the presence of hyaluronic acid and dermatan sulphate, evidence has been presented for the presence of heparan sulphate.
J M, van Lis +3 more
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Comprehensive Physiology, 2020
Abstract The anatomy and physiology of the microcirculation in human skin are complex. Normal cutaneous microcirculation is organized in two parallel plexuses with capillary loops extending perpendicularly from the superficial plexus.
Jean-Luc, Cracowski, Matthieu, Roustit
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Abstract The anatomy and physiology of the microcirculation in human skin are complex. Normal cutaneous microcirculation is organized in two parallel plexuses with capillary loops extending perpendicularly from the superficial plexus.
Jean-Luc, Cracowski, Matthieu, Roustit
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Journal of Biomechanics, 1978
Abstract A rotary displacement servo has been used to apply in-plane torques in vivo to an annulus of human skin between a driven disc and fixed guard ring. Using the servo, skin on the forearms of 44 normal healthy individuals was studied with a series of rotational displacements. A trapezoidal displacement vs time waveform was employed to provide
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Abstract A rotary displacement servo has been used to apply in-plane torques in vivo to an annulus of human skin between a driven disc and fixed guard ring. Using the servo, skin on the forearms of 44 normal healthy individuals was studied with a series of rotational displacements. A trapezoidal displacement vs time waveform was employed to provide
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The Microbiota of the Human Skin
2016The aim of this chapter is to sum up important progress in the field of human skin microbiota research that was achieved over the last years.The human skin is one of the largest and most versatile organs of the human body. Owing to its function as a protective interface between the largely sterile interior of the human body and the highly microbially ...
Egert, Markus, Simmering, Rainer
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