Some physiological and clinical aspects of the water and electrolyte contents of the skin.
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Electrolytes↗
Biomedical subjects
F HERRMANN
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Studies of sweat, lipids, and histopathology in children with dry skin (xerosis).
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Child↗
The effect of cortisone and hair cycle on the incidence of chemically induced epidermal tumors in mice.
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Animals↗
Control of axillary sweating and of body odor.
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Aluminum↗
[Dyhidrosiform eruptions and sweat organs. I. Morphological findings in 6 patients with hyperhidrosis and vesicular eruptions on the palmar and/or plantar surfaces].
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Foot↗
[Influencing of epidermal methylcholanthrene tumors by cortisone].
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Animals↗
Some effects of topical vitamin A upon human epidermis.
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Epidermis↗
Some observations concerning enzymatic activity and lipid film on the human skin.
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Enzymes↗
Lipid studies on the human skin surface by means of the monomolecular layer method. I. Findings obtained in the same and in different skin areas in identical and in different healthy subjects.
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Healthy Volunteers↗
A study of pH changes by molds in culture media.
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Culture Media↗
Factors influencing the incidence of epidermal methylcholanthrene tumors in mice treated with cortisone. I. External applications of methylcholanthrene combined with cortisone administration and biopsy trauma.
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Animals↗
Factors influencing the incidence of epidermal methylcholanthrene tumors in mice treated with cortisone. II. Influence of variations in the timing of cortisone administration in relation to carcinogen application.
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Animals↗
Factors influencing the incidence of epidermal methylcholanthrene tumors in mice treated with cortisone. III. Studies of the hair follicular cycle (skin cycle) in relation to the incidence of tumors after cortisone administration.
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Studies of pH of sweat produced by different forms of stimulation.
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Hydrogen-Ion Concentration↗
[Physiological and clinical significance of sweat and wax of the skin].
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Humans↗
On the development of epidermal methylcholanthrene tumors in mice receiving cortisone.
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Animals↗
Studies of the possible role of allergenic sensitization and some unspecific factors in experimental carcinogenesis. I. Epidermal carcinogenesis in mice as effected by variation of the intervals between applications of methylcholanthrene.
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Allergens↗
Studies of the possible role of allergenic sensitization and some unspecific factors in experimental carcinogenesis. II. Influence of interspersed applications of inert vehicles upon epidermal carcinogenesis produced by methylcholanthrene in mice.
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Allergens↗