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Hypodermis involvement in skin disorders: Imaging and functional imaging diagnostic tools
Skin Research and Technology, 2020[no abstract available]
Veronese, Sheila +3 more
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Network of the Primo Vascular System in the Rat Hypodermis
2011Anatomical and histological studies on acupuncture points (acupoints) and meridians have been one of the most important approaches to revealing the mechanism of acupuncture analgesia and therapeutics. However, researchers have not yet reached a conclusion on the exact anatomical structure of the acupuncture meridians.
Byung-Cheon Lee +7 more
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The effect of topical caffeine on the morphology of swine hypodermis as measured by ultrasound
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2008SummaryBackground Cellulite or lipodystrophy involves the modification of the subcutaneous adipose tissue. A wide variety of topical products is available to combat cellulite, but these have difficulties in being absorbed through the skin. One option is the therapeutic use of the ultrasound to enhance the transdermic transport of these drugs.Aim The ...
Maria Silvia Mariani, Pires-de-Campos +5 more
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Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology, 1981
[3H]Ecdysone, [3H]20-OH-ecdysone and [3H]ponasterone A were specifically bound by the 120 000 g supernatant of the homogenate from crayfish hypodermis. According to the HPLC test, the bound hormone was not metabolized. Analysis of the cytosol receptor by sucrose-density-gradient centrifugation, gel filtration and enzymatic degradation revealed the ...
M, Londershausen, K D, Spindler
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[3H]Ecdysone, [3H]20-OH-ecdysone and [3H]ponasterone A were specifically bound by the 120 000 g supernatant of the homogenate from crayfish hypodermis. According to the HPLC test, the bound hormone was not metabolized. Analysis of the cytosol receptor by sucrose-density-gradient centrifugation, gel filtration and enzymatic degradation revealed the ...
M, Londershausen, K D, Spindler
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STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF HYPODERMIS IN DACRYDIUM TAXOIDES LEAVES
American Journal of Botany, 1953MANY GYMNOSPERMS are characterized by the presence of one or more layers of thick-walled hypodermal cells arranged in various ways beneath the epidermal layer of the foliage leaf. These layers may vary in number with the species, with the age of the leaf, and with habitat.
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Ecdysteroid Receptors: A Comparison of Cytoplasmic and Nuclear Receptors from Crayfish Hypodermis
Hoppe-Seyler´s Zeitschrift für physiologische Chemie, 1982Cytoplasmic and nuclear ecdysteroid receptors from intermolt Orconectes limosus integument have been compared. The specificities as well as the KD values for three [3H]ecdysteroids are very similar in both preparations. Using a photoaffinity labelling technique, the molecular mass of the hormone-receptor complexes from both preparations was determined ...
M, Londershausen +2 more
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Note on a New Organ, and on the Structure of the Hypodermis, in Periplaneta Orientalis
Journal of Cell Science, 1888ABSTRACT The organ which I have to describe, and of which I have been unable to find an account in the latest works on the anatomy of the Cockroach, consists of two pouch-like invaginations of the cuticle lying close on each side of the middle line, between the fifth and sixth terga of the dorsal surface of the abdomen.
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHANGES IN THE HYPODERMIS AND CUTICULA OF COLEOPTERA DURING ECDYSIS
The Biological Bulletin, 1906The internal changes which occur during the periodic removal and redevelopment of the chitinous portion of the integument of insects are little understood and but few observations have been made thereon. In this paper are given observations and conclusions concerning some of the changes found in the integument of Leptinotarsa decimlineata and ...
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